Robert Victor and His Team Create World's Largest Kid Powered Rocket for CHITAG!
- Jun 20, 2019
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Robert Victor and his team at Kite and Rocket’s laboratory in Manhattan are building the World’s Largest Kid-Powered Rocket for our Fair in-between working on NERF blasters for Hasbro. For more awesome videos of them exploding objects, mangling objects, setting objects on fire, dangling objects out their laboratory windows or across the street, visit their website http://kiteandrocket.com.
This is what the The World's Largest Kid-Powered Rocket will look like!
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