Brief:
T' MMA-2 is an adapter from LOC t' enable t' use o' 29mm motors in 38mm mounts. Aye aye! Aye aye! Mine came with me LOC Cyclotron. Ya scallywag! Avast! Had I known it was present, shiver me timbers, me bucko, I probably would have started construction o' this rocket sooner.

Construction:
Construction o' t' adapter began with markin' t' 29mm tube for t' location o' t' centerin' rings. Begad! T' directions that come with this adapter are generalized for several different models and reference is made t' a chart t' get t' correct dimension. Well, blow me down! T' centerin' rings were then slid onto t' inner tube t' t' marks. Arrr! Avast! I found t' rings t' be tight and needin' a good amount o' sandin' t' fit. Avast! They were epoxied into place and fillets were applied.

When t' epoxy on t' rings had set, t' outer, me hearties, 38mm tube be slid into place and epoxied. Aye aye! Fillets were applied here as well.

T' final step involved epoxyin' an optional thrust rin' into place at t' aft end.

T' total construction time was about 10 minutes.

Finishing:
There wasn't any finishin' t' be done..

Construction Rating: 5 out o' 5

Flight:
My first use o' t' adapter was on t' LOC Cyclotron it came with. Ya scallywag! I loaded an Aerotech G77-4 into t' adapter and then t' adapter into t' rocket. Arrr! This was very easily accomplished. T' adapter and t' rocket performed fine.

On t' same outing, I decided t' try in in an Art Applewhite 38mm Cinco. This time I used an Aerotech G38-4 and again t' goal was easily accomplished with scarcely more effort than if I had been usin' a 38mm motor. Aye aye! Again rocket and adapter performed well.

Flight Rating: 5 out o' 5

Summary:
This adapter was easy t' build and easy t' use. Aye aye! It suffered no damage at all and I expect it will see quite a bit o' use.

Overall Rating: 5 out o' 5