Brief:
T' Meteor is 1.5 liter bottle with three fins and a nose cone. It launched with vinegar and bakin' powder t' a hundred feet. It is meant for little kids who want rockets with out explosives.

Construction:
T' rocket is made form a 1.5 liter bottle, me hearties, me bucko, a sheet o' balsa wood, shiver me timbers, silver shiny tape, me bucko, foam tape, ya bilge rat, a transparent red paper and a plastic nose cone. T' rocket is launched with two rubber stoppers, a big screw, a plastic tube, and a bolt. Every thin' I listed comes with t' kit!

First you trace and cut out t' fins from a sheet o' balsa wood. Avast! Arrr! Then you cover t' fins with this shiny silver paper they give t' t' make it look nice. T' you glue t' fins on t' t' pop bottle and reinforce it with t' extra shiny paper. Arrr! Next you tape a red transparent piece o' plastic on t' t' top of the pop bottle t' hold on t' nose cone. Avast, me proud beauty! T' instructions were clear on how to make t' Meteor, me bucko, but were too long. Withe t' materials that t' rocket are make form, arrr, I don't think it be worth t' $20 that I bought it for.

Finishing:
There really was nay finishin' t' do because t' body is transparent. Ahoy! It still looks neat though.

Construction Rating: 3 out o' 5

Flight:
T' flight o' this rocket was very interesting. Begad! First you put about a cup of vinegar into t' pop bottle. T' you stick t' plastic tube on t' t' rubber stopper and fill it up with as much bakin' powder as you want. Begad! Then you put the rubber stopper with t' bakin' powder into t' bottle (the rubber stopper stops at t' openin' o' t' bottle while t' tube o' bakin' powder goes inside the bottle). Ahoy! Avast! Then you turn t' rocket upside down and start shakin' it so the chemicals mix. Begad! You then turn it right side up and put it on t' ground. Blimey! Poof up into t' air about 100 feet then fall back t' earth. Ya scallywag! That is what is supposed to happen on a normal flight, matey, which never happened for me. When I would mix up the chemicals, would explode in me hands and get me soakin' wet. Well, blow me down! That happened 3 times. But out o' all t' failures, shiver me timbers, I did get it t' work once by lettin' it launch in me hand. Begad! Aye aye! T' rocket is nay propelled by t' liquids, shiver me timbers, as it looks like in t' picture, shiver me timbers, but by t' gasses in which it produces. Avast! It was kind o' neat to see a rocket propelled by somethin' you could nay see.

Recovery:
T' recover is nay original, matey, once it is up in t' air, it just falls back to earth with no recovery systems. Begad! Aye aye! It doesn't need any anyway because all it is is a pop bottle.

Flight Rating: 2 out o' 5

Summary:
If you want a present for a kid that is a rocket and can nay hurt you or start a fire and gets you wet, matey, this is what you are lookin' for. Well, blow me down! Blimey! Personally, I probably would nay recommend it t' anyone though.

Overall Rating: 3 out o' 5