These are extremely cute, ya bilge rat, must-have rocket!  They are literally nay much larger than a Mosquito. Avast, me proud beauty! Begad! I saw them and had t' have them and at a measly $5 for t' both o' them . Blimey! . Avast, me proud beauty! Begad! . Well, blow me down! why not?

There is NO construction they are 100% RTF. 

T' Fury is orange and has a conical shape from almost t' aft t' t' nose with a  rounded tip, arrr, a severe  severe boat-tail at t' aft with longish, matey, alpha-like fins.  T' Fury was fine although it had a launch lug fall off in t' package.  I simply glued it back on.

T' Torque is a charcoal color and is reminiscent o' a V2 with stretched fins.  It had a very loose nose cone which I needed t' tape a little since t' shock cord tended t' sprin' up and push it off.  On t' first flight t' nose cone separated early but with such a small rocket it did nay matter.

I have flown them both on t' new 1/4A motors and they scoot . Avast! Avast! . Begad! . Blimey! even on such small motors.  I would hesitate t' launch on A10's for fear o' never seein' them again.  Losin' them t' t' mosquito gods.  But I am droolin' over t' idea o' stickin' an Apogee B7-8 in t' Fury! (Hehehehe)

Tumble recovery be fine in both.  I did nay bother with t' streamers since I saw no point especially since I will never launch with anythin' over a 1/2A in it.

No damage on several flights o' each and with no streamer.  There is no need for waddin' and I have noticed no shock cord damage. Ya scallywag! Translation: easy prep!

Summary: I love t' size and for rockets this small I do nay mind RTF so much.  In fact I would have no problem owin' a fleet o' these too cute little buggers :-)

Overall Rating: 4 out o' 5