Estes Saturn V 1:200 Scale, 0.5 Liters, Multi

This is an impressive model rocket in size and detail. If you are looking for a rocket where you have to build it, (creating a nice bonding event between you and your children) move along. Nothing to see here. If you want an impressive take off, this is your rocket. Unfortunately it only reaches about 200 ft which in comparison to other big rockets (Big Daddy) is not too impressive. However when you remember that you just sent $75 worth of plastic upward, maybe 200 feet is a good thing in that it won't drift too far, and hopefully will land in one piece. It makes a great model sitting on it's launch pad in the TV room or your child's bedroom. Once a year, as a rite of spring, we bring it out to launch. The rest of the time we use our other rockets, big and small to wow the neighbor's kids.

The media could not be loaded. This is my 4yr old son’s favorite rocket. It’s preassembled and beautiful. The only issue is that the clear fins required for flight stabilization are very thin and will break after several landings or any hard landings. We’ve actually upgraded the parachute to help with that. Also recommend using C6-3 or C5-3 engines. Anything longer than a 3 second delay will cause it to crash. It only goes about 200ft high due to size & weight. So at least you’ll never lose sight of it.

Has that kind of slow but deliberate takeoff just like the real thing. Super cool to launch. If I had a negative it would be that the clear fins that you have to attach are a bit brittle and cheap but it's still super cool.

I like this model. It did not require any assembly which was actually a bit disappointing, but it flew exactly as expected the first time. Second time it ripped the parachute strings loose and landed hard, breaking the nose tower off. But it’s ready to fly again.

Wife got this for me as something to remember a trip to Johnson space center. In one of the offices I seen a model of the Saturn v5 rocket. So she got this and I must say it is nice. Looks just like the one in that office. Oh by the way they got a real one there on display! It has it's own building.

Got this for my grandson as his first rocket. The only assembly is attaching the parachute, and the fins required for launch. But be sure to also get engines and wadding as they are not included. And a launch pad

disappointed that it was not clear that you needed to purchase the launch kit separately

I was waiting for a long time for the right quality model of Saturn V.Finally, the 50th anniversary model was offered and must say, very detailed product.Proud to display it for all to marvel at 1960's technology we can now own as a scale model.