Saturn V 1:100 - Estes

Take on the ultimate space modeling challenge with the Estes Saturn V, a 1:100 scale Master Level replica of the rocket that landed man on the Moon. Standing over 110cm tall and capable of using a 29mm F engine, the Saturn V is recovered in two sections using two 61cm nylon parachutes for the main body and a separate 45cm nylon parachute for the nose section. It's a tribute to one of the most iconic vehicles in space history.

The Estes Saturn V is a scale replica with exceptional historical accuracy, down to the roll patterns, fin details, and mission-specific insignia.
This kit is not for beginners. As part of the Estes Master Level series, it is designed for experienced hobbyists who enjoy a complex and rewarding build. The Saturn V features injection-molded components, realistic surface details, and accurate decals, offering a highly authentic, display-worthy, and flight-worthy result.

The Saturn V is built to fly. Powered by a 29mm TSP, Cesaroni, or Aerotech F-motor (sold separately), this rocket can reach 107 meters (350 feet) in altitude.

The recovery system includes:
Two 61 cm (24 in) nylon parachutes for the main body
One 45 cm (18 in) nylon parachute for the nose cone

This two-part recovery system ensures smooth and safe descents while enhancing realism and reusability.

Launch requires a launch pad with a 5 mm launch rod, such as the Estes E-Launch Pad, and an electric launch controller, such as the Estes E-Launch Controller or the Klima controller.

If launching this model with Aerotech motors, you will need a 12-volt launch controller, such as the Estes PS II Launch Controller or the Aerotech Interlock. Controller.

To build this rocket you will need (not included):

Cutter, Scissors, Tweezers, Ruler, Pencil, Aliphatic glue, Plastic glue, Permanent spray glue, Cyanoacrylate glue (Attack type), Masking tape, Transparent tape, Fine sandpaper, Spray paints.

To launch this rocket you will need (not included):

• 5 mm launch rod
• Launch pad suitable for 5 mm rods
• Launch controller (if using Aerotech motors, it must be 12 volts)
• Motors (see recommended motor list)
• Flameproof wadding or protective sheets for the parachute