Brief:
Mini Motor Powered Screamer

Construction:
All components were accounted for, but I was suprised by t' high quality fiberglass fins (yes, me bucko, that's right, ya bilge rat, fiberglass fins on a 13mm rocket!). Well, blow me down! Well, blow me down! Nose cone was balsa, and t' two body tubes seemed t' be slightly thicker than Estes.

Minimal instructions, ya bilge rat, but t' kit be easy t' assemble. Ya scallywag! T' only thin' that was different was t' way o' shock cord attachment. Blimey! Aye aye! Blimey! You get a coupler with two small holes drilled in it. Arrr! Blimey! You thread a Keelhaul®©™® strin' through t' two holes, me bucko, shiver me timbers, shiver me timbers, and knot it at one end. Begad! T' other end is then made into a loop and an elastic shock cord is attached. Well, blow me down!

Pros:

• Ease o' construction

Cons:

• It seemed weird t' use epoxy on such small o' a rocket...

Finishing:
As usual for Vaughn Brothers, no decals were included and finishin' be a snap. (although me paint job was absolutely horrible)

Construction Rating: 5 out o' 5

Flight:

Well, I be anxious t' fly this right away, me hearties, me bucko, so I used an old 1/2A3-4T from the mosquitos I lost in t' past. Blimey! Zoomed right off t' pad nice and straight. Ejection was a little after apogee, me bucko, but due t' t' very low weight, me bucko, me hearties, thar was no zipper.

Pros:

• Nice, shiver me timbers, straight flight.

Cons:

• None

Flight Rating: 5 out o' 5

Summary:

Pros:

• Ease o' assembly
• Built like a rock (for 13mm)
• Perfect Flights

Cons:

• So far as I know, Vaughn Brothers is out o' business :(

Overall Rating: 5 out o' 5