Blast back to the golden age of model rocketry with the Laser X2-a modern reimagining of the iconic 1960s Laser X by legendary designer Lee Piester. This advanced kit blends retro sci-fi style with modern engineering to deliver a rocket that looks as good as it flies. With its intricate fin tip details, distinctive boat tail, and redesigned decals, the Laser X2 soars up to 450 feet on recommended C5-3 or C6-3 engines before deploying a 15-inch parachute for a smooth recovery. More than a rocket, it's a hands-on tribute to exploration and innovation. he Laser X2 takes you back to the dawn of modern model rocketry, when pioneers like Lee Piester were pushing the boundaries of imagination and design. Inspired by the 1960s original, this modern release blends classic sci-fi aesthetics with advanced engineering, giving model rocketeers the chance to build a true piece of history. Every detail, from its elegant silhouette to its intricate fin tips, evokes the excitement of a future once imagined. Vintage Style Meets Modern PerformanceDon't let its retro looks fool you-the Laser X2 is built for performance. Its sleek boat tail design and precision laser-cut balsa fins deliver aerodynamic stability, while redesigned decals and paint accents showcase its futuristic styling. Launch it on a recommended C5-3 or C6-3 engine, and watch as it soars up to 450 feet before deploying a 15-inch parachute for a smooth recovery. A Build for the Dedicated ModelerDesigned as part of our exclusive Designer Signature Series, the Laser X2 is a Skill Level Advanced kit-ideal for hobbyists who enjoy the rewarding challenge of a detailed build. Laser-cut balsa wood fins, blow-molded nose cone, and precision-engineered parts ensure both authenticity and durability. This isn't just a model rocket-it's a hands-on journey through craftsmanship, patience, and the thrill of achievement. What You'll NeedTo bring your Laser X2 to life, you'll need basic hobby supplies like a hobby knife, fine sandpaper, sanding block, scissors, plastic and yellow glue, masking tape, primer, paint, and optional clear coat. Pair it with a Porta-Pad II Launch Pad, Electron Beam Launch Controller, recovery wadding, and recommended Estes engines to complete your launch checklist. Once assembled, you'll be ready to step into the shoes of early rocketry visionaries and experience liftoff like never before. Required to Build: Hobby Knife Fine Sandpaper Sanding Block Scissors Plastic Glue Yellow Glue Clear Tape Masking Tape Ruler Soft Lead Pencil Wax Paper White Primer Paint Clear Coat (optional) Required to Fly: C5-3 Engines C6-3 Engines Recovery Wadding Porta Pad II Launch Pad and Electron Beam Launch Controller 4 AA Batteries Specifications: Recommended Engines: C5-3, C6-3 Launch System: Porta-Pad II Launch Rod Size: 1/8 in. (3.18 mm) Projected Max Altitude: 450 ft. (137 m) Recovery System: 15 in. (38.1 cm) Parachute Length: 29.2 in. (74.2 cm) Diameter: 1.64 in. (42 mm) Weight: 3.3 oz. (93.5 g) Fin Material: Laser Cut Balsa Wood
