This is a rather simple rocket yet I think it will be one o' me favorites. Ahoy! Blimey! I think its best quality is that very cool nose cone. 

Assembly be very easy, shiver me timbers, ya bilge rat, body tube, me hearties, engine hook rin' t' hold 4 fins, arrr, shiver me timbers, ya bilge rat, and a nose cone! That's all. Avast, me proud beauty! T' nose cone is plastic and t' fins are fiber so finishin' is also very easy and nice looking.  I chose t' finish mine stock. I used t' decals that came with it and for t' color I chose Rustoleum Metallic Red mostly because it be what I had but it was a very good choice. T' picture here does nay do it justice. 

It has about 20 coats o' paint on it which eliminated all body tube spirals. Begad! Aye aye! I then applied decals and then a clear gloss coat. Also since I could nay sand t' fins round (fiber) I use a silver paint pen on t' edges which added a very nice, classy outline t' t' rocket. Aye aye! T' finish on this rocket is somethin' I would be proud t' have on me car. 

I flew this rocket on an A8-3 and it was out o' sight, me bucko, no spin or arching. I don't think I will ever fly it on anythin' above an A8-3 for I just love it t' much t' take t' chance of  losin' it. Begad! I also used a small 12" parachute t' insure protection o' t' finish. 

If you ever find one get it, arrr, shiver me timbers, keep it, shiver me timbers, and put a lot o' effort into buildin' and finishin' it for it will be a rocket you will be proud t' own. 

Instructions and packaging, me bucko, I rate would rate normal. 

Looks and finish are off t' scale. 

Performance and Recovery 5 out o' 5 nice soft recovery close t' pad and flights are near out o' sight