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Art Applewhite Rockets - From Deep in the Heart of Texas
29mm Priority Stealth Rocket
Priority Stealth
Completed rocket with an Aerotech G40-4W motor
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Launch Preparation instructions
If you haven't already done it, cut out the Bottom pattern.  Spread glue thinly and evenly over the back of the Bottom pattern and glue it to right half of the box (set aside in a previous step).
Mark the bottom
Cut out  the Bottom with a sharp craft knife and a ruler.
Cut out the Bottom
Place the Bottom into the inside of the Top and glue into place with a  fillet of glue around  all the edges.  Make sure the Launch Rod holes are lined up.
Glue to Bottom to the Top
Glue the Motor Mount Pattern to back of one of the extra flaps.
Glue Motor Mount guide to flap
Cut out the Motor Mount.  Crease the cardboard along the dashed lines using a ruler and ball point pen.
Cutout Motor Mount and fold on dashed lines
Fold the Motor Mount into a trangular tube and tape it together with a wide piece of tape on the inside of the seam.  Don't worry about the seam poking out a little at the point.
Form Motor Mount into a triangular tube and tape
Insert the Motor Mount into the hole in the Bottom and slide it up until it just pokes out the Top.  Make sure the seam on the Motor Mount is not lined up with the Launch Rod holes.
Insert the Motor Mount into the Bottom and glue
Run a fillet of glue around the jounts between the Top and the Motor Mount and the Bottom and the Motor Mount.
The Motor Mount should be even with the Top
This completes construction of the rocket. 
I recommend at least 2 light coats of clear enamel to protect the cardboard and glue from moisture.
Launch Preparation instructions
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