The Hijax suffered the same fate as the supershot, over time it's engine holder was destroyed, and since it was one of those plastic ones, I couldn't replace it.

LENGTH:	50.8cm/20"
DIAMETER:	25.4mm/1.0"
ENGINES:	A8-3, B4-4, B6-4, B8-5, C5-3, C6-3, C6-5
MAX ALT:	800 ft.
RECOVERY:	12" parachute

Flight #	Date	Engine	Weather	Comments
1	3/10/96	A8-3	Sunny	Swerved up. CAUSE: Two fins were crooked. Parachute got stuck in body.
2	3/15/96	B6-4	Snow	Payload: Housefly-survived.
3	3/18/96	C6-5	Light wind	Good flight, good recovery.
4	3/18/96	A8-3	Windy	Payload: 2 houseflies-lived. First, rocket just missed hiting seagull by about a foot, then ejection charge came out the back of the rocket. No damage.
5	3/18/96	C6-5	No wind	Drifted off into the woods. Couldn't find. FOUND 3/19/96: About a 1/2 mile away from launch site. The two house flies were still alive!
6	8/22/96	A8-3	Sunny	Good flight, good recovery.
7	8/22/96	A8-3	Sunny	Payload: Spider-survived.
8	8/24/96	A8-3	Light breeze	Payload: Lego man-Nose fell off and lego man fell out. Couldn't find him anywhere.