LED rocket launcher for kids catapult

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Rocket launch event:

• Learning and entertainment in one - Her child learned the basics of physics by observing the relationship between the pump acting on her and the rocket's flight altar.

• safe space entertainment - the rockets are made of soft foam, so there's no need to worry about a painful landing

• Family adventures on the horizon - you and your child can go on a space conquest and launch rockets together

TechninÃ's specifications:

• Plastic: plastic, XPE foam

• Age: 6+

• Guest reviews: 3

• Flight height: up to 9 m

• Dimensions of the racket: 20 cm x 6 cm

• Stand dimensions: 31,5 cm x 13,5 cm

• Pump dimensions: 19,5 cm x 17 cm x 6 cm

• Length of the cord: 50 cm

• Package dimensions: 31,2 cm x 20,5 cm x 8 cm

Contents of the collection:

• Rockets x3

• Stand

• Pump with pump

Let's go on a cosmic adventure! Launch foam rockets into space together with a children's launch event. All you need is a little bit of guts and a lot of willpower - but you won't run out of it!

How does the launch event work?

1. Prepare the launching pad, i.e. attach the pump to the stand.

2. Place the foam rocket on the launch event.

3. Push the pump with your foot and watch the rocket glide towards space!

The foam rockets are made of soft wood to ensure safety during play, even in the event of an "accidental space hazard", i.e. an unforeseen impact. Enjoy stunning light during every flight - the built-in LED lights will illuminate the missiles as they take off.

Do you know the course of the rocket? No problem! The stand has an angle change function, so you can launch your space vehicles at any angle. Have an intergalactic tournament and see who can launch the rocket the furthest!

The foam rocket launch event is not only great fun but also a great learning opportunity. Your child will learn the basics of physics in an interesting and engaging way, as they observe with their own eyes the relationship between the pump and the rocket's flight victim.

The product is packed in cardboard boxes.