Brief:
Twin T-tailed gliders boosted together, much like t' Geminee.

Construction:
T' kit contains:

• 2 sections o' BT 20 motor tube
• 1 balsa nose cone
• Laser cut parts for t' gliders
• clay nose weight
• 1/8" launch lug

I bought this kit from BMS at NARAM 45 so that I could build it in t' hotel room and fly t' next day. T' instructions were a couple o' 8.5x11" printed with illustrations o' some steps. Rob tries very hard t' make t' kits go together, me hearties, even if you throw t' instructions away, me hearties, but he did a really good job with t' Twinsee directions. T' parts fit together with t' trademark Edmonds jigsaw-like alignment. Begad! There are 2 pieces t' each wing, arrr, a stab, fin and fuselage for each glider. Blimey! A neat trick that BMS has be t' ability t' laser score lines t' aid in alignment o' t' motor tube on t' glider fuselage. Ahoy! Very cool, shiver me timbers, and makes for a very easy build. Begad! One o' t' gliders gets t' nose cone and t' clay weight, arrr, t' other be t' motor holder. Well, blow me down! Arrr! I think it took me about 20 minutes usin' CA glue throughout.

No sandin' is required, me hearties, shiver me timbers, and t' CG is clearly marked on t' win' o' the gliders.

Finishing:
I initially didn't finish t' gliders, but decided that I needed some higher visibility after t' 1st launch. Well, arrr, blow me down! T' that end I used a light coat o' florescent orange spray paint on t' tails o' t' gliders, ya bilge rat, since that was most likely goin' t' be what was stickin' up from t' grass.

Construction Rating: 5 out o' 5

Flight:
I don't have t' instruction sheet in front o' me so I don't remember if there was a recommended motor list. Well, blow me down! For t' 1st flight I decided t' use a B4-2 since it's a good overall glider motor. Prep is very easy... insert a motor into the motor tube so that 1/2" is stickin' out t' aft end, matey, then tape it in place. Begad! Begad! Slip t' other glider over t' forward end o' t' motor casin' and you're good t' go. Arrr! On t' 1st flight I noticed t' "upper" glider rotated around t' motor (due t' wind?) so t' wingtips were touching. Well, blow me down! I avoided this on future flights by placin' a piece o' tape on t' motor case to make a slightly more snug fit.

1st flight- very cool.. Arrr! good separation o' t' gliders and they circled slowly, landin' about 100 meters from each other. Begad! Arrr! Blimey! T' B4-2 was a good choice.

2nd flight- A8-3 and t' ejection charge fired with t' gliders pointing down at a low altitude. Avast, me proud beauty! They barely managed t' pull out for a glide.

3rd flight- B6-4 and ejection happened nose down but much higher, matey, a good choice.

4th flight- C6-3 boosted very high, ya bilge rat, ya bilge rat, straight and fast. Begad! T' gliders started to circle in opposite directions and one flew for at least a minute. Blimey!

Recovery:
If you plan on flyin' this model on C motors, have a good sized field and someone t' watch one o' t' gliders. Blimey! Avast! These gliders are really cool lookin' in the air. Begad! Ahoy! I think they'd be legal t' use in B or C boost glide contests since the motor casin' glides down with one o' t' gliders. Arrr! You's just have t' make sure t' timers tracked t' other one! I wanted t' ask Rob Edmonds about making the gliders turn a bit t' aid in recovery but never got around t' it. Avast!

Flight Rating: 4 out o' 5

Summary:
T' Twinsee is definitely a cool rocket. Well, blow me down! Avast, me bucko, me proud beauty! Because it is 2 gliders in one, me bucko, me bucko, it has a high excitement value. Blimey! Begad! As an Edmonds Aerospace kit, assembly is quick and gotcha free. Super kit and a super performer.

Overall Rating: 5 out o' 5