Aggressor Aerospace KZ-1A Builders Kit

• Say hello to the Aggressor Aerospace’s KZ-1A Builders Kit
• This kit features grid fins for stability.
• 24mm powered kit (Flies on D12-3 motors0
• 17 individual high quality 3D printed ABS parts
• Comes with full color waterslide decals
• Illustrated instructions
• Additional Parts needed to complete the kit: BT-60, BT-55, and BT-50 body tube.  One 18 inch parachute and shock cord

The Aggressor Aerospace KZ-1A missile is a light-lift solid rocket developed by China Aerospace Science and Industry Corporation (CASIC) and operated by Expace, a commercial launch service provider. The missile is based on the DF-21 intermediate-range ballistic missile, which has anti-satellite and anti-missile capabilities. The KZ-1A missile can launch a payload of 200 kg into a 700-km sun-synchronous orbit, using a mobile launch platform that allows for quick-reaction orbital launches. The missile has a length of 19.4 m, a diameter of 1.4 m, and a mass of 30 tonnes. The missile consists of three solid stages and a liquid propellant upper stage. The missile has performed 14 launches since its maiden flight in January 2017, with two failures in September 2020 and December 2021. The latest launch took place on December 14, 2021, carrying two satellites for Geespace, a subsidiary of automaker Geely, to test navigation assistance and connectivity for autonomous driving. However, the launch failed shortly after liftoff, resulting in the loss of the satellites. The cause of the failure is still under investigation.