Brief:
An all plastic ready t' fly rocket from t' Star wars episode 1 range. There is a smaller version available as well. I got this in a job lot from a Star Wars fan and he had never flown it

Construction:
Its ready t' fly. Aye aye! With t' except on two detachable jets at t' back, shiver me timbers, four clear plastic fins, and a Star Wars stand, shiver me timbers, you only need t' open t' box, me bucko, arrr, glue the fins on, ya bilge rat, and you are finished.

Finishing:
T' model is a grey plastic colour. Avast, me hearties, me proud beauty! There are no decals or finishin' needed.

Construction Rating: 3 out o' 5

Flight:
Before flying, shiver me timbers, I had me doubts mainly because t' nose cone seems t' be very light, matey, given t' mass o' plastic at t' aft end. Ahoy! Nevertheless, it be prepped with a C6-3 and off t' t' field I went. Ahoy! T' aft jet pieces have t' be removed before flight.

T' rocket left t' pad with a decent kick, me bucko, however, anythin' below a C motor and it would struggle. Well, blow me down! Aye aye! At about 30 feet up it went very unstable, flippin' around t' sky. Avast! Arrr! Ejection occurred with t' nose cone firmly in the ground.

Recovery:
Estes still continues t' use t' elastic shock cord and plastic bin bag chutes. As I had a lawn dart, ya bilge rat, I cannot comment on t' recovery section.

Flight Rating: 1 out o' 5

Summary:
What a terrible kit. As thar be nothin' t' build, I can solely blame Estes for a shoddy design. Begad! I might add some nose mass t' t' rocket in t' future, but I'm nay wastin' another motor on this flawed rocket

Overall Rating: 2 out o' 5