Limited edition release for America's 250th anniversary creates a collectible and commemorative experience
Quick assembly in under 10 minutes enables fast setup for beginners and families
Bold red, white, and blue deco scheme ensures high visibility and patriotic appeal
Recommended for C11.5 or D12.5 engines for strong liftoff and impressive altitude
15 inch parachute recovery system provides safe and reliable post-flight return
Summarized by Shop
A Limited Edition Rocket for a Once-in-a-Generation Celebration
The Liberty Star™ was created to celebrate America’s 250th anniversary with the kind of launch-day excitement only an Estes rocket can deliver. Its bold red, white, and blue deco scheme brings patriotic energy to every countdown, giving families a thrilling, hands-on way to
Length
23.9 inches
Diameter
1.64 inches
Recommended Engines
C11.5 or D12.5
Projected Maximum Altitude
920 feet (280 meters)
Material
Plastic
Parachute Recovery System
15 inch
Summarized by Shop
4.5
32 ratings
5
4
3
2
1
Star Spangled Rocket’s Red Glare
A great idea to commemorate America’s 250th. Also nice that it is a beginner rocket so more people can enjoy it, yet at the same time it’s larger, and using the 24mm engines makes for a more impressive flight than your normal beginner rocket. It was fun to build and fly on a C11-5 engine. I cut a spill hole in the chute and it came down controlled and steady. I hope to have it around awhile as a keepsake, but plan to fly it more, including with the D12-5 engines on the right day. Only reason I didn’t give it 5 stars was because the shock cord, which comes pre-attached had a significant cut in it and probably would’ve broken upon ejection. I noticed it late in the assembly process because the cut was down in the body tube. I just cut it off as far back as I could by pulling it through the bottom of the rocket, and using the remaining cord, made a traditional paper mount with wood glue. It was not a huge deal and worked fine, I’m just glad I noticed it. I realize things slip through the cracks sometimes. I started building Estes rockets over 50 years ago and recently got the bug again. Have purchased about 12 in the past couple of months for me or my grandson and am having a blast with them again.
J
Jeff · July 26, 2026
Great set up for my 10 year old grandson. We launched on the 4th of July. Great celebration. Easy to build for him. Reminds me of my childhood. Very fond memories.
M
Martin · July 15, 2026
pretty rocket
saving for a rainy day. nice packaging looking forward to building it.