Graphical Sequence task

For this task we had to pick out of a hat a Graphical sequence which would then have to go away and draw up. the graphical sequence i had was - From water to powered flight: the process of a water rocket, take off and landing. 

 Below is my graphical sequence which i came up with:


Because this is a water powered rocket and can be built at home from scratch i wanted it look as if it was drawn up by a father for him and his child's elaborate weekend plan. A crazy sketched up dream!

Also because it was only a water rocket i wanted it to look like a real life metal rocket which shoots out flames - as if a child has dreamt it up it needed to be simple with all attention of the actual rocket and process - not backgrounds etc. 

I feel i created a good graphical sequence which clearly explains a water rocket process through imagery and minimal text. 

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