I love the RPG style of this rocket... even though mine has a john deere livery on it my next one (yes i love this rocket so much that i will be getting more)will have a military ordinance livery on it... if you are looking for a rocket to learn many of the advanced building mods you can do to rockets such as altimiter payload bays... ejection baffles... zipperless etc then this one is a great way to get experience with it... the 3 piece nose cone section makes a great way for learning payloads... this large airframe makes learning baffles a cake walk... one thing i do highly recommend though is if you plan on landing on a hard surface such as gravel rocky field asphalt and the like upgrade the parachute... if you want a MPR that will fly great stock verbatim to the instructions this one works great too.. it is overall a great rocket... it also loves g80 motors...

I was expecting Estes quality and I got it with my first PSII. Great parts fit and lots of fun to build. Mine is finished but I still need to paint it before it flies.

Nice to see this beautiful PSII rocket back. I've built two of these. The first was built absolutely stock. It's paint & decor scheme is so reminiscent of the old Centuri Hustler, I decided to modify the second as a slightly upscale Hustler. I chose the yellow/white/black decor found on the SEMROC Hustler, plus a black oval decal with yellow Centuri lettering. I always wanted to build a Hustler, and now I finally have. I also kit-bashed a mini-Ventris out of an Estes Reflector kit. I've posted a picture of these three varieties of my Ventris rockets.