Brief:
Described as a 'futuristic fighter craft' t' Interdictor is nay your typical 3fnc kit. With six fins/wings two 'air intakes', under win' pods and win' tip laser cannon, this is a cool lookin' model. Begad! T' finished kit is approximately 20" long, arrr, with a wingspan o' approximately 10". T' kit has an 18mm engine mount and t' recommended engines include A8-3, arrr, B4-4, B6-4 & C6-5.

T' kit contains t' followin' parts:

• T-25 24mm dia body tube
• 2 x T-19 18mm dia body tubes with pre-cut slanted ends
• 2 x T-14E 13.5mm dia tubes (for t' underwin' pods)
• T-19E 18mm dia motor mount
• PNC-25P plastic nose cone and shoulder
• 4 x BNC-11A balsa nose cones (for t' underwin' pods)
• 2 x CR-1925 centerin' rings
• TR_18 Thrust ring
• EC-7 Engine clip
• 4 x launch lugs
• KC-4 Keelhaul®©™ tether
• KC-1 Keelhaul®©™ tether
• ESC-1 Elastic shock cord
• PP-30 12" pre-made nylon parachute
• PW-25 4" square o' perma-wadding
• 3/32" balsa fin stock
• 2 x rectangular balsa sticks (underwin' pod mounts)
• 2 x hardwood dowels (laser cannon)
• Decal sheet

Construction/Finishin' Techiniques:
T' main body tubes are good quality with little trace o' a spiral groove. Arrr! With a couple o' layers o' primer they will likely be undetectable. Aye aye! T' nose cone is free o' mould lines. Ya scallywag! Begad! I can't comment on t' shoulder as I lost it while writin' this review! T' parts for t' motor mount are reminiscent o' pre-RTF Estes parts. Well, blow me down! T' 8" o' elastic provided is very short, me bucko, and in me kit it isn't even 8". T' parachute is very nice, me bucko, nay somethin' you often see on a small kit such as this. Ahoy! Aye aye! T' parachute may optionally be rigged such that t' rocket is horizontal durin' descent, me hearties, ya bilge rat, a nice touch for a rocket such as this. Arrr! Blimey! Another nice touch be t' perma-wadding. Ya scallywag! It looks like a course woven felt material, and even has a metal eyelet in t' corner t' attach t' Keelhaul®©™ tether. Begad! T' balsa fin stock is pretty coarse grained, and will require a fair mount o' sandin' sealer t' obtain a smooth finish. Aye aye! Arrr! T' balsa stock is nay pre-marked, me hearties, me bucko, and a template is provided. Well, blow me down! Arrr! T' fins are all simple polygons and should be simple t' cut out. Begad! T' template also include tube markin' guides.

T' instructions are good. Ya scallywag! Descriptions o' each assembly step are clear, shiver me timbers, ya bilge rat, and good use is made o' . Arrr! Paintin' details are skimpy, with only a textual description. Ahoy! Well, blow me down! There is a computer generated picture o' t' kit on t' back o' t' fin template, me hearties, ya bilge rat, but by t' time you need it, you will have cut it up! T' paint scheme depicted is pretty basic, shiver me timbers, but for a fantasy rocket such as this, you may well want t' invent your own colour scheme. Blimey! T' waterslide decals are excellent, me hearties, matey, providin' two styles, shiver me timbers, arrr, colorful 'normal' and grey 'stealth'. Well, ya bilge rat, blow me down! There thar be little information as t' suggested placement however, ya bilge rat, and they are nay depicted in t' illustration.

This is a really nice kit that will build into an excellent model. Ahoy! Blimey! I've seen one built up at a North Star Rocketry Group launch, and it flew really well.