*Note: "The listings on this page show many rocket designs you can build.
Your first model rocket however, should be a kit that will have all the parts you need and have complete instructions.
Once you've learned how to build a few kits you can move on to building models from plans."
Non - Flying/Paper Plans can be accessed here.
Great for an easy, inexpensive, and fun to do project with your students.
More flying rocketry plans can be found here at www.nar.org
and at Essence'sModel Rocketry Reviews & Resources.
The rocket plans found here can be printed or saved by right clicking and choosing: "Print..." or "Save Picture As..."
How to Build and Fly a Model Rocket Videos.
The NAR, as part of its participation in the Team America Rocketry Challenge, has produced a 45-minute instructional video for rocketeers of all ages. These videos cover the steps and techniques involved in building and flying a basic model rocket.
This video has been divided into six short segments of 4 to 9 minutes duration and can be accessed through YouTube using the links below:
Rocketry How To - Part 1: How Model Rockets Work
Rocketry How To - Part 2: Components Of A Rocket
Rocketry How To - Part 3: Construction Techniques and Supplies
Rocketry How To - Part 4: Finishing The Rocket's Fins
Rocketry How To - Part 5: Assembling The Rocket
Rocketry How To - Part 6: Painting The Completed Rocket
*Note: These videos are hosted by AIA (Aerospace Industries Association) on YouTube. For a complete listing of videos posted by the AIA you can visit their YouTube page here.
This video has been divided into six short segments of 4 to 9 minutes duration and can be accessed through YouTube using the links below:
Rocketry How To - Part 1: How Model Rockets Work
Rocketry How To - Part 2: Components Of A Rocket
Rocketry How To - Part 3: Construction Techniques and Supplies
Rocketry How To - Part 4: Finishing The Rocket's Fins
Rocketry How To - Part 5: Assembling The Rocket
Rocketry How To - Part 6: Painting The Completed Rocket
*Note: These videos are hosted by AIA (Aerospace Industries Association) on YouTube. For a complete listing of videos posted by the AIA you can visit their YouTube page here.