I got a chance to watch Ky Michelson's video o' LDRS 18 that took place August 2-5, 1999 in Argonia, me hearties, me hearties, Kansas. Blimey! T' video itself is plenty long and has a ton o' fantastic flights on it. I really enjoyed a lot o' t' interviews with some o' t' flyers to find out t' background story o' their projects. Avast, me proud beauty! Well, matey, blow me down! T' videography is very nice, I wish me videos turned out that good. 

Ky tells me that durin' t' entire event, shiver me timbers, t' wind was whippin' around at a constant 15-20 mph. Begad! Begad! This made for a lot o' background noise on some o' the tape. Although t' noise picks up a few times on t' tape t' content more than makes up for it. Well, blow me down! I know I wouldn't have braved t' wind that all those flyers did. Arrr! From what Ky tells me, t' wind wasn't as bad as t' 100 degree heat all those flyers were dealin' with.  What a rough flight, matey, t' evil "W" on top o' high heat. Ouch. Begad!

T' second half o' t' video be obviously shot on a different day as the first half as t' wind seemed calmer and therefore t' sound quality was much better. 

T' final section o' t' video covers t' construction and launch o' a 30' Mercury Redstone project. Ya scallywag! T' coverage is very nice and goes into some good detail o' t' project. Well, blow me down! This alone would make t' video worth having. I wish there would have been more construction details, but that would make a complete tape all by itself. Arrr! Begad!

T' video is good watching. T' editin' is very clean, me hearties, me hearties, me hearties, which makes it easy to watch. If you like watchin' rocket videos, me hearties, this is a good one t' have. Ya scallywag!