BCB Fire Dragon Cooker my personal rating

BCB Fire Dragon Cooker
Thought I would throw out a test video just to see how it is received.
The plan is to dig into my toy box and rate some stoves I own based on price, value for money, functionality and happiness factor (does it make me happy when using).
Of course this is just my own personal opinion based on usage and everyone is entitled to their own thoughts.
Feel free to comment and share your experiences.
Also I would like some feedback on if you think a stove rating series is a good idea. Would really appreciate some input on this.
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[@nickprague1481]

I think this stove was a great foundation for your modifications and shined in those applications. I agree the fuel is costly, and it will drip out while burning when used in its original format. For these reasons it has not replaced my Esbit.

[@leighrate]

You gave it a fair review.
Unlike OutDoorGearReview. He really didn't like it. I think the point he completely missed is that it is intended for use in conjunction with a mess tin to warm up a standard British Army issue boil in the bag ration. Hence the large tabs and flame. Nice and simple. Even a Para can't cock that one up.
Your quite right about the fuel blocks being expensive, but that's B.C.B. for you. They've always been overpriced.

[@stevesummersell_K4WXX]

I have the Esbit one but the BCB looks superior

[@EpicureanHikers]

I totally agree. I've worn out a few of these. Mainly during lockdown. I found a few 20ml bottles that fit and made two simple meths burners from travel deodorant bottles and carbon felt that fit nicely. Ideal for a brew and mug full of instant noodles on a day hike.

[@jamesfielden7561]

I have some stove like that, but it’s a noname. I like my esbit stove more