EchoVictor
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Hey all,
got transferred 6 months ago, moved 3 months ago, and finally got all of my rocket stuff unpacked. Been itching to build something lately, so I decided to try out a new rocket manufacturer, InFlight. I figured I'd go with something different, so I got their Sonic Shark kit.
I was impressed with how all the bits came in their own little packaging. Quality of all of the parts/instructions/decals is top notch;
Fiber centering rings have notches pre-cut for both the engine hook on one side, and for the kevlar shock cord mount pass-by on the other;
The most unique part of this kit is the two-piece open-frame fins. They provide self-stick paper to laminate the fins, and this was the first time I've used that technique. Turned out to be easier to do than I thought;
All in all, a nice kit and a pretty straightforward build. Looking forward to finishing her up;
Later,
EV
got transferred 6 months ago, moved 3 months ago, and finally got all of my rocket stuff unpacked. Been itching to build something lately, so I decided to try out a new rocket manufacturer, InFlight. I figured I'd go with something different, so I got their Sonic Shark kit.
I was impressed with how all the bits came in their own little packaging. Quality of all of the parts/instructions/decals is top notch;

Fiber centering rings have notches pre-cut for both the engine hook on one side, and for the kevlar shock cord mount pass-by on the other;

The most unique part of this kit is the two-piece open-frame fins. They provide self-stick paper to laminate the fins, and this was the first time I've used that technique. Turned out to be easier to do than I thought;

All in all, a nice kit and a pretty straightforward build. Looking forward to finishing her up;

Later,
EV