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Reviews (4)
Apr 19, 2017
An Old Favorite
I first built this rocket 35 years ago or so, and I think it brought me more pleasure this time around than it did before. The nose is still made of balsa, a definite plus for me. It is a very mellow skill level 3. It looks great, and flies great with an A10.
Jun 13, 2017
Necessities
This item is a must-have if you do rocket design, or if you build mini-engine rockets and are prone to mistakes. I replaced the body tubes of both a Lynx and an old Estes Starliner with only one tube, and had a little left over. You may be hassled trying to store them, but you'll be glad you did when your son or daughter steps on your rocket and you have to replace the body.
May 24, 2017
Tube Cutting Guides Review
These are a pragmatic solution to a problem that occurs from time to time while building rockets: how to cut or trim a body tube with precision. These guides do the trick! It would be nice if they were a little more snug on the tube when assembled, but a semi- steady hand can still make a good, straight cut. Definitely worth the money if you've ever had to replace the body tube in a rocket kit, or if you design your own kits.