The Break-Away rocket, made by Odd'l Rockets, is a frantical frolicker that wiggles and jiggles as it tumbles to the ground after a sky arching flight. Everyone that sees your model's flight will be giggling and quaking with laughter because it is such an odd and fluid flying rocket.

This novelty kit is made of a REAL badminton shuttlecock! Colored in classic red and white, you can bring your racquets and bounce it around during down-time! The Birdie is such an odd looking rocket, you'll have all your friends come over and ask you if it really flies!

On first glance, the Odd'l Rocket's Cyclone kit looks a bit spindly. "Do those long-narrow fins really work?" you might ask yourself. The reason the rocket has such uniquely shaped fins is because the rocket was designed to spin back down to the ground in two parts.

A best-selling Odd'l kit, this little guy packs a punch -  up to 600ft on a B6 motor.  Fortunately, it comes with a streamer so it won't drift too far when you launch it - great for small fields

Up, Cup and Away!  Fly a fun cup rocket - you'll be impressed at how well it flies!

The Odd'l Rocket Pipeline kit is a simple to build rocket because it doesn't use traditional fins. It uses "Tubes!" This has several advantages. First, it is unique looking. How often do you see rockets without flat fins? You'll probably be the only person in your park with such a unique looking rocket.

The Quadzilla is a big rocket that is four times better because it has four sides. It seems be be a creation from some cube-shaped planet.

In 1972, Estes issued the Goblin rocket kit. It was an instant classic because it was zany and unique. But now, New Way Space Models has created a "squared-off" versions that takes the classic, and increases the wackiness. You'll LOVE it!

When they first see it, they'll notice that it resembles the famous Nike Smoke scale-rocket. But there is something different here - it has square corners.

In 1971, Estes issued the A-20 Demon rocket kit. It was an instant classic because it looked like a real missile. Forty years later NewWay Space Models has created a "squared-off" versions called the N-20 Demon that takes the classic, and increases it geometrically. You'll LOVE it!

I'm sure you've seen rockets with see-through payload bays before. But there is something different with the C-Thru rocket from NewWay Space Models - it has square corners.

This is a two-stage rocket kit that you won't see anywhere else. It has square sides instead of being round.  When seeing your rocket for the first time, your friends will ask: "A square rocket? Does it really fly?" Of course it flies, just like any of your other rockets.