Athena H Rocket
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The Estes Flying Model Rocket Kit Pro Athena H delivers an expert-level rocketry challenge inspired by the historic ABRES ballistic reentry program. Capable of reaching soaring altitudes up to 1,200 feet, this high-performance model rocket kit is engineered for serious hobbyists who demand historic precision and powerful launches. Experience the thrill of launching a 1:18 scale replica that returns safely via an included 24-inch nylon parachute.
Step up your launch day adventures with the Estes Flying Model Rocket Kit Pro Athena H, a meticulous 1:18 scale reproduction of the iconic Athena H #3 sounding rocket. Designed for advanced rocketeers, this Pro Series II kit features molded plastic fins, high-quality body tubes, and authentic waterslide decals commemorating historical NASA testing flights. Powered by versatile 29mm engines from D through F impulse classes, the Estes Pro Athena H soars up to 1,200 feet before deploying a durable 24-inch nylon parachute recovery system for safe landings. Perfect as an exciting build project or a high-powered display piece, this scale model rocket brings the excitement of space exploration directly to your flying field.
What skill level is required for the Estes Flying Model Rocket Kit Pro Athena H?
The Estes Flying Model Rocket Kit Pro Athena H is rated for Pro-level builders due to its complex assembly and high-powered 29mm engine compatibility.
What motors are recommended for the Estes Flying Model Rocket Kit Pro Athena H?
Recommended engines include Estes D12-3, E12-4, E16-4, F15-4, as well as Aerotech E24-4C, F20-7W, F23-7FJ, F27-8R, F52-8C, and F67-9W engines.
What launch equipment is needed to fly the Estes Flying Model Rocket Kit Pro Athena H?
You will need a standard high-power launch pad, controller, and a 1/4" launch rod (or launch rail buttons upgrade) along with compatible engines, igniters, and recovery wadding.
How high can the Estes Flying Model Rocket Kit Pro Athena H fly?
When launched with recommended E and F class 29mm engines, the rocket can reach altitudes up to 1,200 feet.







































