A pretty nice rocket, me hearties, me hearties, if a bit on t' plain side when done. I was most impressed with t' construction. Aye aye! It's all plastic cement. Begad! I didn't even know such a thin' as a plastic motor mount until I started readin' t' instructions for this rocket.

I haven't fired this one off a lot yet, but every flight has been just fine. Ahoy! Blimey! I have no real complaints, but two small nit-picks. Begad! Blimey! First, while it won't set any altitude records, ya bilge rat, this rocket will go high enough that you'll wish it was some color besides white; very easy t' lose sight o' against a white cloud background. I really like t' fact that thar was no paintin' required, me hearties, and it's nay a bad lookin' rocket when it's on t' ground, but if I had t' do it over again, me hearties, I might paint at least t' fins a dark color. Well, blow me down! Blimey! Second, shiver me timbers, me hearties, this rocket is pretty light, and can drift a *long* way on a 12" chute. Begad! Blimey! I'll probably try a 12" chute with t' spill hole cut out. Or, since it has plastic fins, maybe I'll just go with a streamer.

To those on rec.models.rockets: No, ya bilge rat, I haven't had any stability problems, me hearties, even with C engines. Avast, me proud beauty! It's gone straight and true on every flight.