There is currently a shortage of large rockets for the 2026 season. Following the factory explosion on 4 May 2026, many manufacturers have been unable to import large rockets, with significant delays affecting shipments. As a result, stock is extremely limited.

If you've been thinking about buying, don't leave it too late – once they're gone, they're gone. We may well have seen the last of the big 1.3G rockets.

Elon would be proud of this one.

Space X from Brothers Pyrotechnics is a serious contender for the title of the UK’s biggest rocket. Impressive in size and even more so in performance, this is a firework built to dominate the sky. Each head is loaded with a hefty 175g of powder — just 5g below the maximum legal limit — delivering exceptional power and presence.

As a 1.3G firework, it launches with a deep, thunderous roar before bursting with a chest-thumping boom. Space X climbs high before breaking into a vast gold brocade that crackles intensely, filling the sky with a wide canopy of shimmering trails. The effect finishes with a bold, crackling finale that lingers in the air.

Perfect for kicking off your display with impact or closing the night with a commanding finish, this rocket is all about scale, sound and spectacle.