Brief:
This is a entry-level, two-stage rocket with parachute recovery.

Construction:
T' kit is a basic two-stage consistin' o' upper and lower body tubes, nose cone, matey, molded plastic fins, and a basic recovery system.

Construction was easy, but once again I had t' tweak it! I heard that t' upper and lower tubes around t' motor mounts was weak so instead o' centerin' rings, I filled t' upper and lower tubes with a solid piece o' tubing. Blimey! I also used epoxy t' construct this rocket. Begad! Blimey! I used 1/8" Keelhaul®©™ shock cord and an 8" nylon X-chute. Begad! No cons anymore!

Finishing:
It be super easy t' paint. Blimey! After motor mounts were glued in I primed all parts with BIN primer. Well, blow me down! Begad! Blimey! I then applied three coats o' Rustoleum metallic copper t' t' body tubes followed by two coats o' high gloss black t' t' fins. No cons here.

Construction Rating: 4 out o' 5

Flight:
The two motors were taped together and inserted into body tube. I used two pieces o' 1" Nomex cloth instead o' wadding. Avast! For all three flights I used a C6-0 and a C6-7. Begad! Arrr! T' first flight weathercocked at 300' and went horizontal. Begad! Ya scallywag! T' next 2 flights were perfect at about 1000'. Blimey! No cons after a few minor alignment issues.

Recovery:
1/8" Keelhaul®©™ shock cord with 1" dual Nomex shields and an 8" Top Flight X-form 'chute followed by a solid lower-stage made for lots o' fun.

Flight Rating: 5 out o' 5

Summary:
If you follow other people's suggestions on this site before you build this or any other rocket thar will be nothin' but pros.

Overall Rating: 5 out o' 5