EMRR
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Just a brief comment or three about the Model Minutes Space Racer.
1) This kit is unique in the fact that it is a paper rocket made from cardstock and foam board. No tubes. I comes with a motor retainer and thread that wrapped around the retainer. It comes with a parachute to be assembled including shroud lines and a rubber band shock cord. In addition, nose weight clay is provided.
2) Instructions suffer from a French to English conversion, however they are do'able. The unique first step is to assemble a pair of 3D glasses so that you can see the pictures in 3D!
3) Flying it. Now that is where is comes all together. Not sure how many flights I will get, but my first two on a B6-4 (they recommend a B6-2) was great. I spun a lot going up which I think is due to where you push in the rear-ejecting motor mount since it "forms" the body a bit and can change the fin angles. The second flight on a recommended C6-3 was also very straight and without the intense spinning.
Watch for a full review on EMRR, planned for 2/1.
Enjoy.
Nick
1) This kit is unique in the fact that it is a paper rocket made from cardstock and foam board. No tubes. I comes with a motor retainer and thread that wrapped around the retainer. It comes with a parachute to be assembled including shroud lines and a rubber band shock cord. In addition, nose weight clay is provided.
2) Instructions suffer from a French to English conversion, however they are do'able. The unique first step is to assemble a pair of 3D glasses so that you can see the pictures in 3D!
3) Flying it. Now that is where is comes all together. Not sure how many flights I will get, but my first two on a B6-4 (they recommend a B6-2) was great. I spun a lot going up which I think is due to where you push in the rear-ejecting motor mount since it "forms" the body a bit and can change the fin angles. The second flight on a recommended C6-3 was also very straight and without the intense spinning.
Watch for a full review on EMRR, planned for 2/1.
Enjoy.
Nick