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

Construction:
Its ready t' fly. Well, blow me down! Begad! With t' except on two detachable jets at t' back, arrr, four clear plastic fins, arrr, and a Star Wars stand, you only need t' open t' box, glue the fins on, and you are finished.

Finishing:
T' model is a grey plastic colour. Ya scallywag! There are no decals or finishin' needed. Ahoy!

Construction Rating: 3 out o' 5

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

T' rocket left t' pad with a decent kick, me bucko, however, matey, anythin' below a C motor and it would struggle. At about 30 feet up it went very unstable, flippin' around t' sky. Begad! 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, I cannot comment on t' recovery section.

Flight Rating: 1 out o' 5

Summary:
What a terrible kit. As thar be nothin' t' build, ya bilge rat, me bucko, I can solely blame Estes for a shoddy design. 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