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

Assembly was very easy, shiver me timbers, body tube, me hearties, engine hook rin' t' hold 4 fins, shiver me timbers, arrr, and a nose cone! That's all. Aye aye! 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. Arrr! Arrr! 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. Ya scallywag! T' picture here does nay do it justice. 

It has about 20 coats o' paint on it which eliminated all body tube spirals. Aye aye! Blimey! I then applied decals and then a clear gloss coat. Ya scallywag! Blimey! Also since I could nay sand t' fins round (fiber) I use a silver paint pen on t' edges which added a very nice, ya bilge rat, classy outline t' t' rocket. 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, no spin or arching. Aye aye! Blimey! 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! Blimey! Begad! Blimey! I also used a small 12" parachute t' insure protection o' t' finish. 

If you ever find one get it, me hearties, keep it, me bucko, 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, ya bilge rat, ya bilge rat, 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