Estes Phantom Display Model Rocket for STEM Learning
Estes Phantom Model Rocket for STEM Classrooms
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Teacher holding the Estes Phantom model rocket for STEM

Phantom

SKU: 001207
$22.99
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Beginner

The Estes Phantom model rocket is the ultimate classroom tool for exploring rocketry and aerospace engineering. Featuring clear plastic parts that reveal the inner workings of a model rocket engine, the Phantom allows students to see the science behind flight in action—without leaving the ground.

Designed for demonstrations, experiments, and static displays, this easy-to-assemble model offers an engaging, hands-on way to bring STEM concepts to life. In just about an hour, your students can assemble the Phantom and get a close-up look at the components that power model rockets.

In The Classroom

Engage Students with Clear Rocket Components

The Estes Phantom model rocket is designed to bring rocketry and aerospace engineering concepts to life in the classroom. Its clear plastic body allows students to examine the engine mount, rocket motor, and other internal components, making it an ideal tool for demonstrations and STEM learning activities. By seeing how everything fits together, students gain a hands-on understanding of model rocket construction and propulsion.

Easy Assembly for Quick Classroom Use

Assembly is simple and requires only about an hour and a small amount of glue. The Phantom is a hassle-free way to introduce your students to model rocket construction without the complexity of a flying model. In no time, your class will have a professional-looking display model ready to enhance lessons on flight, engineering, and aerospace.

Perfect for Demonstrations and Displays

While the Estes Phantom does not fly, its realistic design and visible engine components make it a standout choice for static displays and instructional demonstrations. Use it to show students how a model rocket motor is installed and explain how thrust, delay, and ejection charges work—all in a safe, visual format.

Inspire Future Rocket Scientists

From science fairs to classroom experiments, the Estes Phantom model rocket sparks curiosity and inspires the next generation of engineers and scientists. Its sleek look and educational focus make it a must-have teaching tool for any STEM-focused curriculum.

What You Need To Build (Not Included)

  • Scissors
  • Pencil
  • Ruler
  • Fine sandpaper
  • Ccarpenter's glue
  • Plastic cement

What You Need To Launch (Not Included)

Not Intended For Launch
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Live, Online Training and 1:1 Support

Estes Education has been a leader in STEM education for over 60 years. We know that STEM is a vital interdisciplinary topic that requires hands-on and inclusive learning. Explore these supporting materials to take learning to new heights!

Should you have need, you can meet with a member of Education team for FREE, 1:1 online support to learn rocketry basics, how to apply our curriculum, and discover unique teaching strategies. Our team is eager to answer your questions!

Technical Specifications

Beginner
  • Recommended Engines

Included cutaway engine only. Non-flying model.
  • Launch System

Not Intended for Flying
  • Launch Rod Size

  • Projected Max Altitude

Not Intended for Flying
  • Recovery System

9 in. (22.9 cm) Parachute
  • Length

12.1 in. (30.7 cm)
  • Diameter

0.98 in. (24 mm)
  • Weight

1.3 oz. (36.9 g)
  • Fin Material

Molded Plastic

Technical Specifications

This product recommended for children ages 10+ with adult supervision for those under 12, and rocketeers of all ages.

Learn About Model Rocket Safety!

Not sure how to safely launch a rocket with your group? Head over to our dedicated Safety instructions page for videos, support, and more!
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Customer Reviews

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Shane
An invaluable teaching tool that’s just as easy to put

An invaluable teaching tool that’s just as easy to put together as advertised. 5 stars just for this.
Despite being clearly marked as a non-flying model, it is perfectly capable of being loaded, packed, flown, and recovered in a safe manner. Mine survived 10 flights on 1/2A6-2, A8-3, and B4-2 motors. It should be noted, however, that each ejection produced more and more melting, warping, and cracking of the plastic body tube, to the point where it blew open at the spot where the body tube glues to the green adapter ring on its 11th flight. No parachute deployment. I’m not sure if I’m willing to try to repair it after that, even with a second kit lying around to provide spare parts.
So yes, you *can* fly it, but you’re probably better off letting this one sit on the display stand and letting an Alpha III handle the flight duties. It’s pretty much identical, save for paper motor mount and body tubes that won’t melt and will survive a lot more flights.