Brief:
Single motor, scale o' early 60's soundin' rocket. Ahoy! Arrr! No special features, just for rocket launchin' fun!

Construction:
All aspects o' packaging, instructions, me hearties, illustrations, etc., me bucko, me hearties, were good. Blimey! No problems understandin' t' construction process and buildin' t' kit. Arrr! T' one major glitch with t' particular kit I received be t' fins. Nay only were all 4 (3/16 plywood) fins warped, but t' outboard and trailin' edges were nay cut true. Avast, me proud beauty! I needed t' acquire new wood and remake all 4 fins.

Finishing:
T' supplied vinyl graphic decals are most superb! Blimey! This rocket took 1st place at t' Arizona State Fair 1999.

Construction Rating: 4 out o' 5

Flight:
Used an Aerotech K185. This was an extremely hot motor for this rocket, shiver me timbers, but the performance be outstanding! It flew straight as an arrow. Ahoy! Motor was retained with t' common maskin' tape friction method.

Recovery:
I modified t' rocket t' separate into two upon ejection, with two separate 'chutes. Ahoy! This was t' minimize damage t' airframe when halves can sometimes bump each other immediately followin' ejection. Well, blow me down! Recovery was flawless. Ya scallywag!

Flight Rating: 5 out o' 5

Summary:
Binder Design needs t' ensure t' materials are o' usable quality before they are shipped. Ya scallywag! (fins)

Overall Rating: 3 out o' 5