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AN-1 Special Gimballing VTOL Jet


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After hours of debilitation over how to make a VTOL jet without strapping an unsightly engine to the bottom of the plane, our engineers were struck with a genius idea. What if, instead of 2 different specialized engines, we used one for both vertical and horizontal flight. And so, the AN-1 was born. Equipped with a prototype light bearing both light and strong enough to keep a jet engine attached, and a special small-diameter engine module and fuel storage. Capable of almost instant take-off and (theoretically) landing, it is the first in a long line of effective VTOL craft.

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Instruction Manual:

1) Decouple the engine module from the main plane, enable SAS on both.

2) Switch to the engine module, press D until it reaches maximum inclination, and press Z and spacebar.

3) Wait until you reach around 60 meters off the ground. Then, press A until it reaches minimal inclination, and quickly switch to the main craft.

4) Press (1) two times to lock the engine in horizontal flight configuration. Fly as you would a typical jet

Landing sequence:

1) Cut horizontal speed to around 5 m/s

2) Disengage locking sequence

3) Fire downwards jet at 40-50% power until you touch down

4) Pray nothing important explodes.

 

GET YOUR MODEL TODAY! NO WARRANTY, NO REFUNDS

https://kerbalx.com/WorkaroundIndustries/Workaround-Industries-AN-1-VTOL-trainer

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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