200ft Stomp Rocket - Science Museum
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200ft Stomp Rocket - Science Museum
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High flying air powered stomp rocket. Shoots rockets an impressive 200 feet in the air! Simply stomp on the launch pad. Complete with 4 rockets and adjustable launcher, so you can have fun trying different angles of flight
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