Mildly Explosive
A$45.00
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Don’t worry — the only thing explosive about this rocket is the excitement at launch. The Mildly Explosive is a fun-loving mid-power rocket built for energetic flights and plenty of laughs.
Included | Recommended Extras | Not Included |
|---|---|---|
39.5 × 350 mm Cardboard Airframe Tube | 18" Ripstop Nylon Recovery Parachute | Motor |
Laser-Cut 3 mm Plywood Fin Set (4 Fins) | 6" Nomex Recovery Blanket (GSM 6) | Igniter |
Laser-Cut Internal Structure Set (Centring Rings + Thrust Plate) | Adhesives / Glue | |
3D Printed 40 mm Ogive Nosecone (PLA) | Paint | |
1.5 m Kevlar Shock Cord (750 lb) | ||
8 mm Launch Lugs | ||
Stickers |
Specification | Value |
|---|---|
Skill Level | Level B = Some hobby experience |
Rocket Height | 503 mm |
Diameter | 41.5 mm |
Weight (Without Motor) | 206 g |
Recovery | 18" Parachute |
Motor Mount | 29 mm |
Recommended Motors | F32T-8, F44W-8, F67C-9, G40W-10, G74W-9, G78G-10 and more |
Construction | Cardboard / Plywood / PLA |
Finish Required | Paint + Vinyl |
Assembly Time | 2–4 hours |
Adhesives Needed | Epoxy / Wood Glue |
Launch Guide | 8 mm Launch Lug |
Electronics Bay | N/A |
Max Simulated Altitude | ~2,894 ft |
Skill Level
Level | Description |
Level A | First rocket |
Level B | Some hobby experience |
Level C | Advanced assembly |
Level D | Fibreglass/electronics |
Safety Notice
Model and high-power rocketry activities must be conducted in accordance with all local laws, regulations, and safety requirements. Always fly at approved launch sites using appropriate safety procedures and launch equipment.
Rocket motors, igniters, and launch systems are sold separately unless otherwise stated. Adult supervision is recommended for younger builders.
Always inspect your rocket before flight and follow manufacturer's motor instructions, established range safety practices, and guidance from recognised rocketry organisations such as Tripoli Rocketry Association.
In Australia, additional restrictions may apply regarding launch altitude, approved launch locations, transportation, and motor usage. Users are responsible for ensuring compliance with applicable regulations and flying safely at all times.
For Australian aviation and launch regulations relating to model rocketry, please refer to the CASA Model Aircraft & Rocketry Information.
