Description

(Formerly Easy to Assemble)

The Firehawk will set the skies ablaze! This mini engine powered dynamo is sure to fire your imagination as it blasts toward the clouds on its way to extreme launch heights of over 550 feet. The streamlined shaped Firehawk is hard to miss on the pad or in the sky with its bright red, precolored plastic fins and nose cone.

This rocket is one of our E2X – Easy to Assemble series that can be ready to fly in about an hour. The plastic engine mount and easy to install fins are bright red and easily attach to the precolored silver body tube for quick assembly in less than 30 minutes. To complete the Firehawk, we’ve also included a colorful, self-stick decal set that enhances the looks of this mini missile. After a screaming, high altitude flight, the rocket returns gently on a colorful 12 inch preassembled parachute. This rocket is a terrific model rocket and is ideal for scout, club or school activities.

Don’t wait, get a bird of your own…the Firehawk from Estes!

Additional information

Length	11.2 in. (28.4 cm)
Diameter	.74 in. (19 mm)
Estimated Weight	.65 oz. (18.4 g)
Construction	Plastic Fins, Self-stick Decals, 12 in (30.5 cm) Parachute Recovery
Recommended Engines	1/4 A3-3T (First Flight), 1/2A3-2T, A3-4T, A10-3T
Projected Max Altitude	550 ft. (168 m)
Age Recommendation	Estes model rocketry is recommended for ages 10 and up with adult supervision for those under 12. Unless otherwise specified, all models require assembly. Tools, construction and finishing supplies sold separately. In order to launch, a launch system, model rocket engines, starters and recovery wadding are required – sold separately-unless otherwise specified.

33 reviews for 000804 – Firehawk™

Collin – August 4, 2015
favorite
this is the rocket I launch when I want stuff to work right, done it three times and have never had a failed launch
Ben – January 29, 2015
🙂
This was one of the first 5 rockets I got when I began the model rocket hobby. I always enjoyed it until one day, the parachute never ejected and the rocket came straight down. I had to cut half of the body tube, so it was half of its original size. I launched it, but never found it because it was very dark outside. Conclusion: Good starter rocket for mini engines.
Mikel – January 26, 2015
WOW, Great rocket!
Fantastic little rocket. This little devil flies very high on a tiny engine. Be careful on windy days as the recovery can take a little bit of time and the rocket will travel with the parachute deployed. This might be a good rocket for a streamer modification… Easy to build, inexpensive and fun to fly. My son loves it and so do I.