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Get ready for some serious rocket envy with the Chiller flying model rocket! Featuring an aqua chrome nose cone that will turn heads, this rocket is truly one-of-a-kind. But that's not all! Add a matching fin to the mix and you have a rocket that will undoubtedly become the talk of your collection.

Don't let its stylish appearance fool you, though. The Chiller flying model rocket is not just a pretty face.

• It packs a serious punch when it comes to performance.
• It's capable of reaching altitudes of up to 600 feet with ease.

Finally, if you really want to see it soar, simply add a BT-55 booster and a D12-0 booster engine, and watch as it climbs to new heights, soaring way past 1,300 feet!

With its unique design and impressive performance capabilities, the Chiller rocket is a must-have for any serious rocket enthusiast. So why settle for an ordinary rocket when you can have the extraordinary? Add the Chiller flying model rocket to your collection today and prepare to turn heads at your next launch event!

Chiller flying model rocket is a unique and high-performance rocket. This rocket features an aqua chrome nose cone and matching fin, making it stand out from the rest. But don't let its stylish appearance fool you - the Chiller packs a serious punch, reaching altitudes of up to 600 feet with ease. Want to see it soar even higher? Simply add a BT-55 booster and a D12-0 booster engine to reach heights over 1,300 feet!

This rocket is a must-have for any serious rocket enthusiast, and with its impressive performance capabilities, it will undoubtedly become the talk of your collection. So why settle for an ordinary rocket when you can have the extraordinary? Get your hands on the Chiller flying model rocket today and prepare for an exciting launch event!

• SKILL LEVEL: The Chiller is an easy-to-assemble, Beginner level rocket with pre-colored parts.
• RECOMMENDED ENGINES:
  • B4-2
  • B6-2
  • B6-4
  • C5-3
  • C6-3
  • C6-5
• PROJECTED ALTITUDE: 600 ft. (183 m) on a C6-5 (Lower altitude using lesser powered motors)