ASP MMX Micro Corporal Build, Part 2, Fins

The full-size fin templates are printed in the instructions. With a pencil and straightedge I extended the outside lines for an easier cut.
The instructions mention using double sided tape to hold the small strip of plastic fin material. With the extended lines, I could simply tape the plastic strip down on top of the template.

With a straightedge and sharp blade, the plastic strip was scored about halfway through.

You can then flex and crack the plastic down the cut line.

Here's the four fins, cut out and ready to be evened up.

The kit gives you enough plastic for a few extra fins if needed.

The fins are small and evening up a full stack was difficult. Here you can see two fins are a bit longer than the others.

I couldn't stack and sand all four fins at the same time. Each fin was shaped separately. Check the size adjustments after a few swipes with 400 grit on a block.

ASP MMX Micro Corporal Build, Part 1, Parts

In 2014, I built the 18mm Corporal from Aerospace Specialty Products (A.S.P.)
I was very impressed by the fit and finish of the parts, especially the fit of the vinyl cut roll pattern. I understand the vinyl has been replaced with a water slide decal.

I was interested when I saw a Micro Maxx version of the Corporal was available. I understand ASP has more MMX kits on the way!

Here's all the parts! 

No balsa or basswood on these little rockets. The fins and tunnel details are cut from plastic. The body tubes are small diameter Kraft tubing

Parts of interest:
On the left is the fin material. It looks small but there is plenty for the four triangular fins.
To the immediate right is the half round plastic tunnel material.
The nose cone looks to be 3D printed. The nose weight is a split lead shot piece. Below that is the plastic launch lug.
On the far right is the water slide decal sheet.