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Build your own little paper rocket - it comes complete with a pneumatic launch pad. Using pressurized air as it's only fuel, the rocket might rise as high as five meters. No fire and no explosives are used - it's perfectly safe for indoor use. Link.
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Build your own little paper rocket - it comes complete with a pneumatic launch pad. Using pressurized air as it's only fuel, the rocket might rise as high as five meters. No fire and no explosives are used - it's perfectly safe for indoor use. Link.
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Jul 19, 2005 12:34 AM
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No explosives?
Bah, humbug!
Now here is a cut-and-fold paper rocket you can really take an eye out with:
http://www.modelminutes.us/mmus004_xflr7.html
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How do you make a paper rocket using ONLY PAPER AND TAPE? ONLY PAPER AND TAPE? (plain ole paper)
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