SpaceCAD Model Rocket Design Library

The Harpoon is a classic scale model. This one here is designed by Andreas Block and uses a powerful H-class-engine to soar into the sky!

Reaches 522 m
using Aerotech H180W rocket engines

This scale rocket, designed by Ralf Nitzsche, takes its inspiration from historic German rockets

Reaches 258 m
using Aerotech H180W rocket engines

This powerful rocket, designed by Ralf Nitzsche, uses 17 engines to reach its impressive altitude of 700 meters. Not enough to fly to the next star system, but clearly close enough!

Reaches 703 m
using Stage 1: 8 * D7, 1 * Cesaroni I170 - Stage 2: 8 * C6 rocket engines

Calling this high-power beast a model rocket is an understanding. Watching the Hybrid 54 lift off on a Contrail J engine is simply amazing. Now you have the chance to build it yourself with this plan from Andreas.

Reaches 260 m (853 ft.)
using Contrail J292 rocket engines

This model rocket looks like it could launch a real satellite with its huge payload bay. During launch, four C6 engines make quite an impression. It is carried safely back to earth on a huge parachute.

Reaches 108 m (354 ft.)
using Estes C6 (4x) rocket engines

The Avenger is a true classic can be launched on D and E engines and floats down gracefully on a parachute. A simple rocket that's great for the beginner or the hobbyist and everyone in between!

Reaches 607 m (1007 ft.)
using Estes E15 rocket engines

The Air Ripper swooshes through the sky to reach impossible heights

Reaches 1058 m (3471 ft.)
using Aerotech G42 rocket engines

Orion tries to reach the stars with its impressive three stage design. Make sure you have a huge area and a good team to recover all stages.

Reaches 877 m (2877 ft.)
using Estes E15/D12 rocket engines

What a beast! When you add the most powerful engines this might be what you'll get.

Reaches 129 m (423 ft.)
using Aerotech K1100T, M1419W rocket engines