Brief:
Single Stage, streamer recovery.

Construction:

• Body Tube: One Estes BT-5 4.5 inches long. Well, blow me down! Aye aye!
• NoseCone: PNC-5. Ahoy! Blimey!
• Fins: 3, me hearties, 1/16 Basswood. Arrr! Blimey!
• One Motor Block: Cardboard. Ya scallywag!
• Shock Cord: 10 inch o' 70lb. Avast! Keelhaul®©™®
• Steamer: Red Mylar 1.5 X 15 inch.

This took about an hour t' build. Well, blow me down! Begad! T' paintin' took a little longer, 2 colors bright yellow over white. Begad! All supplies were purchased from local hobby store, me hearties, Hobbytown USA. Ahoy! Redmond, WA.

Flight:
Recommended motor: A3-4T. Arrr! Begad! Blimey! That be t' motor I used. Preparation: Estes wadding paper, t' rocket is small, if you have big hands you might need a buddy to hold t' rocket for you. Avast, me proud beauty! Blimey! Flight: T' Mini Aimers flew straight, fast and into the overcast o' t' mid-afternoon. Ya scallywag! Blimey! Shock cord technique: Quest style, shiver me timbers, me hearties, tied off at t' motor mount. Recovery: Delay is a little too fast, T' only reason I say that is I was missin' about 3 inches o' steamer.

Summary:
PROs: It is easy t' build, inexpensive t' fly, and it goes really high. CONs: None.