Brief:
Skill level 1, 4FNC rocket, parachute recovery

Construction:

• 1 Balsa Nose Cone
• 1 18" BT-60 body tube
• 4 1/8" laser cut balsa fins
• 2 2" launch lugs
• 1 30" shock cord
• 1 screw eye
• 1 18mm motor mount kit w/ fiber centerin' rings
• peel 'n' stick decal set
• 1 16" parachute

T' instructions were very good and easy t' follow. Ya scallywag! I built it usin' yellow carpenter's glue. Fins are laser cut, I simply rounded t' leadin' edge. Ya scallywag! Sealed the fins and nose cone with Elmer's Fill 'n' Finish.

No cons t' construction.

Finishing:
After sealin' and sandin' t' balsa parts, arrr, matey, I primed with Testor's gray primer and finished with Modelmaster enamel. Ahoy! I used some o' t' peel 'n' stick decals provided.

Construction Rating: 5 out o' 5

Flight:
I have flown t' Rhino twice. Once on a B4-2 as recommended by Fliskits and once on a B4-4. Avast, me proud beauty! T' B4-2 flight be perfect. Straight and very little spinning of t' rocket. T' rocket has a slow, me bucko, graceful takeoff on this motor. Ejection and recovery were perfect. Then for some unknown reason, matey, shiver me timbers, I put in a B4-4. Avast, me proud beauty! The flight was essentially t' same but with t' longer delay, ejection be past apogee as t' nosecone be pointed down. Ya scallywag! This resulted in dent in t' nosecone from t' body tube, me hearties, but this me fault for choosin' t' wrong ejection delay!

Recovery:
Shock cord is 3/8" elastic attached with an Estes style paper mount.

Flight Rating: 5 out o' 5

Summary:
Very Nice kit, shiver me timbers, well packaged, arrr, excellent customer service from t' staff at Fliskits. Perfect first rocket. Well, blow me down! Fun t' build, flies very well.

Overall Rating: 5 out o' 5