Functional Model Rocket, the XR-1!

I love model rockets. So, I looked on Creality Cloud and Thingiverse for models that I could print. I could find NONE that were quality and actually went straight. So, I decided to design my own. This is V1 of The Model Rocket series. DISCRIPTION:This model will transport you back to your childhood. Many of you have launched a model rocket before. And for those who haven't, now is the time to try! With this model the entire rocket is 3D printed. Extra materials are listed below:-Model Rocket engine (Preferably C6-5)-Launch pad-Model rocket ignition switch thingymabobADVICE:Once gathered, start printing! In this model, only one part is not reusable. That part is the Screw in Thingy. So, if you want to print this model, make sure to stock up on those! Besides that, the entire rocket is reusable. You do NOT need a streamer or parachute, but I recommend finding someway to attach the cone to the body, or else you might lose the cone. Also, be sure to print the cone at 100% infill, or else the center of gravity will be too low on the rocket and it will not be stable. SETTINGS:Here are the settings to provide the best print possible. You can also choose to just print from the G-code provided:Temp: Extruder - 200° C. Bed - 60° C.Filament: Creality Ender Series PLA (Or your favorite PLA)Speed: Depends on the printer, but for my Ender V3 SE I found 60mms works perfectly to get great print qualitySupports: While required, they aren't excessiveInfill: I used tri-hexagon pattern with 12% infill. Use whatever pattern works best for you, but doing any more or less than 12% will throw off the center of gravity.INSTRUCTIONS:1. Remove ALL supports. 2. Glue Cross_peice inside the Body at the desired height (Make sure it is low enough for the Cone and parachute {if applicable} to fit inside the Body)3. Insert Screw in Thingy into the bottom of the body Note: This part only goes in one way I recommend making a mark so you remember which way it goes in and out4. Insert cone at the top of