A thin metal
straight-edge ruler. Make fold lines by pressing
against edge of the ruler.
Tweezers
Cutting mat
Detailing scissors
Fast-grab, quick-dry
white craft glue that dries clear
Small piece of aluminum
foil to use as a glue pot
Small artist's paint brush to
apply glue
1. Cut out all pieces.
Do not cut the long pieces into short
ones.
Crimp
the end of one of the long pieces at about 1/16"
inch from the end. This will help you to roll the
piece in a tight roll. You will repeat all these
steps for the second rocket as well.
2. Roll the long
piece into a tight roll.
3. Paint a
little glue along the blank inside surface of the
end piece. Finish the roll and press to create a
bond with the glue. Hold until you are sure the bond
will hold.
4. Center the round
disk over the top of the roll and then glue into
place.
5. Take the cone top
and gauge the size required by your rocket. It will
be glued to the top of the round piece that is glued
to the top of the roll.
6. Once you have
the correct size, paint glue to the portion that
will be overlapped on the cone. Press using a pair
of tweezers for a good bond.
7. Take the red
piece and fold in half. Glue blank sides together.
8. Paint glue to the
top of the round disk found at the top of the roll.
9. Press the cone to
the glue that is on the round disk. Make sure it is
as centered and tight as possible.
10. Paint glue to the
bottom of the rocket and glue to the center of the
red square.
11. Take a short piece
of one of the twine plys, about 1/3" and glue it
near the base of the rocket to simulate a wick.