Stomp and Fly - Creator: Air pump rockets are a safe and inexpensive way for kids to learn the basics of forces and fluid pressure.
Use the simple instructions to assemble your rocket and stand, then connect the included hose to the stomp chamber.
Press the stomp chamber with your hands, or gently stomp on it with your foot to make your rocket fly!
Powered by the release of compressed air, it's a fun little project for solo play, or take it in turns with three or four kids!
Your kit contains Wooden parts, 6-colour paints, a brush and glue, foam blades, a tube, straw, screws, masking tape and stomp chamber.
Pascal's law, or Pascal's principle of transmission of fluid-pressure, is a principle in fluid mechanics that states that a pressure change occurring anywhere in a confined incompressible fluid is transmitted throughout the fluid such that the same change occurs everywhere.
Includes illustrated instructions and 20 pieces to build your own working air pump rocket!
Your kit contains 20 parts - Wooden parts
- 6-colour paints
- Brush and glue
- foam blades
- a tube
- straw
- screws
- masking tape
- stomp chamber.
Recommended Age Age: 8+