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#Color your own rocketship how to#

These will be sharply curved downward and will be quite rounded and pointy.

Then, once that is drawn you can add the stabilizing fins on the sides of the ship. When it looks as it does in our reference image, we can proceed to the second step of the guide! Step 2 – Now, draw the next section for the rocket shipįor the second step of this rocket ship drawing, we will be adding the next section of the ship along with some extra details.įirst, add another rim that looks similar to the one that you drew at the base of the tip. Simply extend some slightly curved lines down from the sides of this rocket tip. Once you have drawn this tip of the rocket ship, we shall then draw the beginnings of the sides for the ship. Then, you can add a rim to the base of this using some more curved lines. To begin this, we will be drawing a sharply curved line that looks a bit like it could be the top of a triangle.

#Color your own rocketship how to#

To begin this guide on how to draw a rocket ship, we will begin with the tip of the ship. How to Draw A Rocket Ship – Let’s Get Started! Step 1 3 More tips to make your rocket ship drawing easy!.Step 6 – Finish off your rocket ship drawing with color.Step 5 – Add the final details to your rocket ship drawing.Step 4 – Next, draw some finer details for the rocket ship.Step 3 – Draw the final section for the rocket ship.Step 2 – Now, draw the next section for the rocket ship.How to Draw A Rocket Ship – Let’s Get Started!.

This post is not associated with or endorsed by Disney/Pixar. Manufacturer’s Note: Please make sure children are the recommended age to play with the product featured in this blog post. Now your little dreamers are ready to soar off to adventure land with their own imaginary friend! Reinforce with tape above and below the wing.

Tape each “wing” with broom attached to each side of the wagon.

Then, tape each broom to the underside of the cardboard (if your cardboard is one color, don’t worry about the “underside.” We are lucky enough to have a plethora of cartons here at Step2, so we recycled one for this craft). Cut your piece of cardboard to fit your wagon (this will be its “wings”). We did this because the brooms we found at the Dollar Tree were hollow.

Wrap the top part of the broom handle with a streamer that matched your wagon (optional).

Biv? Turns out in comes in handy again when you’re a parent). Tape in order of the colors of the rainbow (remember Roy G. Fold in each color in half and tape to the end of one broom.

Rip 2 3-foot pieces from each color streamer.

Streamers in red, orange, yellow, green, blue, and purple.

Wagon (we used the Step2 All Around Wagon).

(You’ll have to use your imagination too since this rocket ship doesn’t automatically shoot rainbows from its brooms.) We couldn’t help but think of our kids growing up and moving past “Goofball Island.”īut since they’re still little and we have plenty more years ahead to be goofy with them while they let their imaginations soar, we decided to create a “Rocket Ship” of our own, inspired by Inside Out’s character Bing Bong. Yes, we cried when (spoiler alert) Riley’s imaginary friend Bing Bong sacrificed himself and jumped out of his rocket ship with Joy to save Riley. We recently saw Disney/Pixar’s Inside Out. His rocket makes you yell, ‘Hooray!’ Bing Bong, Bing Bong.Īnd wants to sing this song to say, “Bing Bong, Bing Bong!” “Who’s your friend who likes to play? Bing Bong, Bing Bong.