ScienceUse household items to build an inexpensive water-powered rocket that can soar at 100mph.Water Rocket Launcher
Technology3D print and snap together this little race car with a brushless motor, Flutter wireless microcontrollers, and a few bucks of filament.How to Build a No-Screws, Snap-Together, 3D Printed R/C Car
ScienceHave fun and do science by flying toy rockets with an LED tracking light.Track Night-Launched Projectiles with LEDs
RocketsUsing scrap sheet metal and pop rivets, you can construct a model 1930s British Midget racer that combines vintage “tether car” styling with modern R/C capabilities.Retro R/C Racer
Technology Launch lots of little lights in a soda bottle rocket and see them parachute back down. It's LED "chutties."Soda Bottle Rocket LED Fireworks
RocketsBuild a new kind of folding glider that’s blasted skyward by a compressed air launcher!Air Rocket Glider
ScienceCook up a solid-fuel rocket engine and let it fly, if you have the DIY right stuff.Homemade Sugar Rocket
RocketsThis toy car, made from LEGOs, is powered by a blown-up balloon and uses the principle of rocket propulsion.Rocket-Propelled Toy Car
RocketsCalling a rocket that sprints over 100 feet into the air a “toy” might be a bit of a stretch. Toy or not, this rocket really packs a punch. High-Pressure Foam Rocket
TechnologyBuild a robust R/C flying-wing airplane that’s fun to fly and great to learn on.“The Towel” R/C Stunt Plane
ScienceUsing a few simple materials that you may already have around the house, you can design and launch your own rocket.Vinegar and Baking Soda Rocket
RocketsHack a $30, single-use camcorder to make it reusable, then launch it up in a model rocket and capture thrilling astronaut’s-view footage of high-speed neighborhood escape and re-entry.Rocket-Launched Camcorder
RocketsAuthor Note: Since the release of the article in MAKE Magazine Volume 15 in 2008, the Compressed Air Rocket has been popular beyond belief.Compressed Air Rocket
