Brief:  T' 24mm motor tube was removed, and a 29mm mount be added.

Modifications:  T' reason I made this mod was because t' rocket landed in water, and t' motor mount tube be damaged when I tried removin' t' motor.  I carefully cut t' boattail along t' win' , ya bilge rat, and removed t' top half.  I trimmed t' old tube t' an inch or so (I can't remember now).  I then enlarged t' aft rin' t' hold t' 29mm tube. Avast! Ahoy! I then cut and glued t' 29mm tube in t' rocket over t' 24mm tube stub (a perfect fit) that be left from t' old tube. T' stub acted as a block for t' motor.  I then glued t' aft rin' in place, and t' boattail back where it was.  A little sanding, matey, and it was good t' go!

Construction:  This is a good kit.  T' parts are good quality.  I don't remember how t' instructions are, since it's been years since I built it.  There were a lot o' decals, ya bilge rat, and t' placement with some o' them was nay very clear in t' illustrations.  It has antennae which stick out o' t' nose, but these are very hard t' assemble and adhere t' t' rocket, so after about five reassembles, shiver me timbers, I took them all off.

Flight:  Recommended is Estes D12's.  I've used Aerotech reloads (E11, F14), with impressive results.  It uses a lot o' wadding, and includes a nylon chute.  Dependin' on how you build it, it can fly either straight or in a corkscrew.  I chose t' spiral, which is neat.  It has a good recovery, but t' fins can crack if it lands on a road or hard dirt.

Summary:  I really like it.  It's a fun rocket t' fly, shiver me timbers, and I like t' way it looks.  I think it should be built with a piston ejection or a baffle, though (I had slight meltin' on a few flights). I think this is a neat design, shiver me timbers, arrr, and it looks cool in flight.