(Contributed- by Chris Taylor) 

I saw this Kit at Allied Hobbies RTF ready t' Fly Minus Parachute as a Kit with Pad and engines etc.. 

Notes on Quest Products:

• T' Parachutes [are terrible] 
• T' Launch Pads [are terrible] 
• T' Launch Controller is ... Aye aye! Blimey! Blimey! Blimey! Ok ... and actually pretty cool
• T' KITS are AWESOME!

This kit is a Styrofoam model o' t' Enterprise E with small clear plastic fins for flight. Blimey! With t' Enterprise I had t' build nothin' except t' parachute. Well, blow me down! Well, shiver me timbers, blow me down! Modification here; I put a loop in their shock cord so I could use me own parachutes (I make one o' each size with snap swivels). 

T' first flight was pretty neat and rather straight with a little roll. Avast, me proud beauty! It went up ejected and then I got worried. Begad! Avast, me proud beauty! It was comin' down awfully slow. Arrr! Avast! That little plastic "Nose Cone" has an awful lot o' nose weight in it and when I recovered it (undamaged) I found out what happened. T' HEAVY nose cone had separated! It was NOT secured very. Well I got lucky when another modeler huntin' for his rocket found me nose cone (would be pretty tuff t' replace).

I flew it again at NARAM-40 on a B6-4. A pretty low flight. Well, blow me down! Blimey! I would stick with t' C's. 

I am also thinkin' if messin' with lettin' t' parachute and nose cone separate and possibly havin' glider recovery. Aye aye! Blimey! Would be neat if its stable. 

I would rate this a 4 out o' 5 for construction for horrible parachute and nay secured nose cone. 

I would rate this a 4 out o' 5 for looks. Avast, me proud beauty! Begad! I LOVE Star Trek, BUT t' decals are nay all placed on model and they tend t' come off after a few flights. (Annoying) 

I would rate this a 5 out o' 5 for flight. Very stable and t' design is cool.