Micro Maxx Fliskits Mudwasp The tube and fin design give the Mudwasp a unique and exciting look. As a bonus, it actually makes assembly easier. Note, however, that we are talking small parts, which can offer a unique challenged enjoyed by MMX modelers. The finished rocket is 7.92" long with a 3.32" finspan. This is a skill level 1 model rocket. The Fliskits Mudwasp requires Quest Micro Maxx Motors to launch (MMX I or MMX II).
	$8.55

Fliskits Micro Maxx Interloper The many details make this futuristic intelligence gathering craft a pleasure to build and fly. Complete model rocket kit with laser cut fiber ram-jet fins, mylar streamer, water-slide decals, and wooden nose cone. Just over 6" long, 2.03" finspan. The Fliskits interloper is a skill level 2.5 kit, intended for modelers with Micro Maxx experience. Recommended motor : Quest Aerospace MMX II
	$8.45

		ASP Micro WAC Corporal While the model has both booster (Tiny Tim) and sustainer stages, it is a single stage rocket. The two parts are glued together. To launch, use Quest TM Micro Maxx motors only, no other motors will fit. This ASP kit is assembled from small pieces and is not for beginners. The kit includes decals, detailed instructions, and streamer. Scale for this ASP hobby rocketry kit is 1:42.7.
		$7.50

ASP Micro Jayhawk This model rocket kit only flies on Quest Micro Maxx motors. The same is applies to other MMX rockets offered for sale here. This small rocket measures 3.75" long with a 0.282" body diameter. It weighs a mere 0.23 oz. As it is so light, The MMX JayHawk rocket simply pops the nose cone at apogee and comes tumbling down. No parachute or streamer needed.
	$7.50

		ASP Micro Hawk This is the micro scale version of the popular Hawk anti-aircraft missile. A total of 4.13" long, the Micro Hawk flies readily on Quest Micro Maxx engines. Don't let their size fool you, these flying model rockets can be great fun. This is especially the case when flying from a small field. Includes Kevlar shock cord, water-slide decals, and metallized streamer. The small size of the parts can make assembly a challenge. This toy rocket is not suited for younger modelers.
		$5.99

ASP Micro Sonda II B The Sonda II B sounding rocket first launched in the 70's and is still in use today. It was developed in Brazil. Flies on Quest MMX rocket engines and uses the included streamer for recovery. The finished model rocket is 5.38" long. Diameter: 0.282". Approximate weight : 0.11 oz. Lots of fun when flying on smaller fields. Keep your eyes on this one, the Micro Sonda II B jumps off the launch pad for exciting flights.
	$4.99