Carded Mini Goblin, Part 1, Parts

Goblin rockets are hot right now. 
How about a smaller BT-5 version for 13mm engines? This one is tiny at just XXXX" tall! It performs like a BT-5 Mosquito. You can also adapt it for Micro Maxx motors.

This model has paper skinned "butterflied" fins where the center fold becomes a rounded leading edge. The center core is cereal box cardboard.

The decal art was taken from the online instructions at Jim Z's, cleaned up a bit and reduced.

Don't use the above illustration at the right to make the rocket. There was some corrections made from what you see here.

Patreon supporters can email me at: oddlrockets@bellsouth.net and I'll send the full size PDF.

Two home prints are made, one on 20 lb. paper a second on 110 lb. cardstock. This 20 lb. print gives you enough to make two rocket bodies and launch lug skins. The 110 lb. cardstock print makes two sets of fins.

PARTS: You'll also need some BT-5, a plastic Quark style nose cone, 1/8" diameter launch lug, 65 lb. Kevlar, a 13mm engine block and clay nose weight.
TOOLS: A sharp knife, a dull butter knife for scoring the fin leading edges, clear acrylic spray, white glue and a glue stick.

To give an idea how small these are - 

Here's a side by side of my BT-60 Red Maxx next to an older BT-5 downscale version. The Micro Maxx is only 5 1/4" tall.

Heck, if you make enough of these, you could decorate the Christmas tree.