This is a fun rocket to build, and even more fun to fly and watch its spinning recovery. This is very similar to the old Estes Snitch that is no longer in production. Just take your time when building, and good luck with the water slide decal sheet. I got most of mine on, but destroyed a few. Would be very good if Estes could provide peel and stick decals like the E2X series. Kids love to try and catch the Quinstar as it spins to the ground like a Frisbee. Now Estes, lets have a Quinstar Max with a 24 inch diameter and E/F engine power!

I loved the way this flying puzzle fit together. I love the fact that you can load this up with a C6-0 and not come close to overflying a baseball diamond. I hate the thought of sanding and sealing all of this balsa, so I didn't, but you can. It would take some doing to get it to come out looking like the package art, but if you have the time and patience, it can be done. I agree with the other reviewer and would love to see this one come out in a larger 24mm capable size. I have yet to try it, but I would think this would be a backyard flier on a B6-0. Not sure it would clear the roofline of most houses.

This is a great low-flying rocket and interested spinning flight and recovery. You have to pay close attention to the instructions to make sure all the panels fit correctly. The first flight with a c5-0 landed 3 feet from the launch pad.