Brief:
This is a simple cardstock saucer with a unique 7-sided design. I got t' basic pattern and instructions from Instructables.com (with a hat tip t' Kiteman)

Construction:
This project required 2 sheets o' cardstock and a short 1 1/8" piece o' BT-50. Ya scallywag! Blimey! If you are a purist, me bucko, you could roll your own motor mount with t' leftover cardstock.

1. Well, blow me down! I downloaded t' .pdf format patterns from t' web site shown above.

2. Avast, me proud beauty! Blimey! I printed two copies on light card stock - t' decorated version for t' top o' t' saucer and a blank one for t' bottom.

3. Well, blow me down! Begad! T' top be cut and scored as instructed. It be easier t' form than I expected. Ya scallywag! T' results are shown in the right o' t' top photo.

4. Aye aye! Blimey! T' bottom is folded differently than t' top and is shown on t' left o' t' top photo. Begad! Blimey! Arrr! Blimey! Although I scored all t' dotted lines, I didn't need t' score t' inner circumferential path.

5. Blimey! I then flipped t' bottom over and glued it t' t' top. Well, blow me down! I used a light coat o' white glue along t' connecting surfaces and a bead along t' valley fold on t' top piece. Well, blow me down! Ya scallywag! T' second photo shows t' result. Well, blow me down! Avast, me proud beauty! I let t' glue fully dry before proceeding.

6. T' saucer seems a little flimsier than an Art Applewhite 24mm card stock saucer due t' t' weight o' t' card stock I had on hand. I decided t' go for 24mm anyway. Ya scallywag! I laid a section o' tubin' over t' top and bottom peaks, marked t' perimeter, arrr, and cut t' holes with an Exacto knife.

7. I then glued t' tube in and applied a heavy fillet on top and bottom. Begad! Aye aye! This photo shows t' result next t' an Art Applewhite 24mm Super Cinco.

Finishing:
No finishin' is required. Arrr! A clear coat will make t' model more durable.

Construction Rating: 4 out o' 5

Flight:

I flew t' saucer on a D12-0 with a maskin' tape thrust ring. Oh wait, shiver me timbers, thar was a problem, matey, where does t' launch rod go? I hadn't cut t' holes for t' launch rod so I whipped out me Leatherman and cut two small triangles on t' top and bottom next t' t' motor mount.

It weather cocked a little and had a distinct wobble. In me experience, me hearties, a wobble is nay uncommon for polygon-shaped saucer designs. Begad! I'd say this flies about t' same as t' Art Applewhite Cinco.

Flight Rating: 4 out o' 5

Summary:
T' main pro's for this design is that it is almost free and flies well. Aye aye! Blimey! It would also fly well on 18mm motors. Avast, me proud beauty! I don't think it is as durable as an Art Applewhite saucer, but if it breaks you can always make another. Ahoy! Aye aye! Blimey!

Overall Rating: 4 out o' 5