Apogee Components - Skymetra Kit

The SkyMetra rocket is a great model to choose for your first two-stage flight. It was engineered to be easy to build and prep for launch. It is also great for science fair projects. You'll find that it is the perfect size for launching an altimeter, some toy action figures, or other little gizmos.

The kit is easy to build and features a slotted body tube that allows the tabs on the laser cut fins to mount perfectly straight on the rocket. This makes the rocket fly straight and true, and it is a step up from rockets with molded plastic fins because you build it all yourself! With this kit, modelers will learn the advantages of having lightweight wooden fins. Not only does the model weigh less than a rocket with plastic fins, but the fins can be shaped (airfoiled), which lowers the drag and allows the rocket to achieve spectacular heights. Once this skill is mastered, it can be used on more complex model rockets.

The rocket uses standard size rocket engines (18mm diameter). It will never bore you because it can be used with a variety of rocket motors, so you can pick how much performance you want.

Decals: Vinyl
Diameter: 0.98 inches
Fin Material: Balsa
Length: 21.75 inches
Main Body Tube: BT-50
Manufacturer: Apogee Components
Model: 05021
Motor Size: 18 millimeters
Nose Cone Material: Plastic
Original Price: $25.63
Power: Low-Power
Product Type: Kit
Recommended Motors: A8-0/A8-5, A8-0/B6-6, A8-0/C6-7, B6-0/B6-6, B6-0/C6-7, C6-0/B6-6, C6-0/C6-7
Recovery: Parachute
Skill Level: 2
Status: In-Production
Style: Multi-Stage
Weight: 2.15 ounces
Reviews
  • Apogee Skymetra By Jeff Curtis (April 14, 2025)

    Apogee Skymetra The SkyMetra rocket is a great model to choose for your first two-stage flight. It was engineered to be easy to build and prep for launch. It is also great for science fair projects. You'll find that it is the perfect size for launching an altimeter, some toy action figures, or other little gizmos. The kit is easy to build and features a slotted body tube that ...

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