Long March 2F

Long March-2F (code: CZ-2F, abbreviation: Chang-2F, nickname: Shenjian) is a large-scale two-stage bundled booster carrier rocket developed by the China Academy of Launch Vehicle Technology, a subsidiary of China Aerospace Science and Technology Corporation

The LM-2F rocket is a carrier rocket developed on the basis of the LM-2E bundled rocket in accordance with the requirements for launching manned spacecraft to improve reliability and ensure safety. The rocket consists of four liquid boosters, a core-1 rocket, a core-2 rocket, a fairing, and an escape tower. For the first time, the rocket adopted the "three-vertical" test launch mode of vertical assembly, vertical test and vertical transportation. The Long March-2F rocket has been in development since 1992, and on November 19, 1999, it launched for the first time and successfully launched China's first experimental spacecraft, Shenzhou-1, into space. The Long March-2F has successfully launched the Shenzhou series of spacecraft many times and has become the "star" rocket in China's Long March series of launch vehicles

This project is a replica of the Long March-2F and is fully functional. If you want to use the escape system, tap Activate Group 5 and the Escape Tower will activate and escape from the rocket with the manned spacecraft, then Activate Group 6 and the Return Chamber will detach from the Escape Tower and deploy the parachute