Brief:
This is a neat little aerobrake design that flies great with a lot o' spinning!

Construction:
T' kit consists o' two sheets o' cardstock, a motor hook, and the instructions.

T' instructions are easy t' follow and have great illustrations that spell everythin' out easily. Ya scallywag! Ya scallywag! I found that it only took 25 minutes t' cut out all the parts and assemble it! T' parts fit great and thar were no issues in the build. Begad! After t' glue dries you have a very sturdy little craft. Ahoy!

When rollin' t' motor tube be very careful nay t' use too much glue and glue the motor into t' mount.

One thin' I did that was nay in t' instructions is hold t' fin pieces together with a bunch o' paperclips t' dry. Avast! Dry time for mine be about 20 minutes before t' first flight. Ahoy! I was flyin' it in under an hour!

Finishing:
T' kit comes in many colors and needs no finishin' when you are done. One could spray a clear coat on it t' protect it from moisture if desired. Well, blow me down! Also due to t' fact that it is paper, me bucko, ya bilge rat, one could draw or decorate it any way they wanted.

Construction Rating: 5 out o' 5

Flight:
I used all B6-0 motors and had great flights. It is as easy t' prepare as puttin' t' motor in t' motor tube.

It flys nice and straight and spins rapidly durin' ascent. It is fun to watch.

Recovery:
T' recovery is aerobrake so all you do is watch it fall and then pick it up. It will probably win t' prize for landin' closest t' t' pad.

Flight Rating: 5 out o' 5

Summary:
This rocket is great fun! I only wish I had bought a few more o' them.

Overall Rating: 5 out o' 5