Have you ever thought of flying a two-stage rocket that can fly as single-stage, can carry a payload and even release a glider that gently glides to the ground? Multi-Roc is all this!

For the first time a model rocket has all these functions: you can launch it as a simple single-stage, carry a payload at different altitudes if you use it as a two-stager, or release a glider with both the single-stage and two-stage versions. You can fly a whole afternoon with just one rocket, making a different flight each time.

The Multi-Roc is also fun to build thanks to the many pieces to assemble. For this, it requires a good experience in assembling wooden and cardboard parts because the alignments of the various parts are crucial. The instructions are however very precise, in the classic Estes style. The rocket is recovered using the parachute included in the package, while the glider glides free to the ground.

The Multi-Roc uses standard 18 mm motors, type B, C or D9 and launches from a launch pad with a 3 mm rod.

What you need to build it (not included):

• Scissors
• Pencil
• Ruler
• Fine abrasive paper (grain 220 - 400)
• Wood glue (ideal aliphatic)
• Cutter
• Masking tape
• Colored paints

What you need to launch it (not included):

• Klima Launch Pad or Estes Porta-Pad II with 3 mm launch rod
• Klima or Estes Electron Beam launch controller, with batteries
• Engines (see recommended engines)
• Spare ingiters
• Flameproof wadding or protective sheets for parachutes