+ [Stock craft] Mirage 2000

[ZLM-Master]

Hi ! Let introduce my last jetfighter

Version <---> Stock <-------> BD-Armory

Mass <------> 13 Tons <----> 16.2 Tons

Parts <------> 79 Parts <---> 109 Parts

Fuel <-------> 934 L <------> 934 L

Speed <-- --> ≈ 1200m/s <> ≈ 1100m/s

The Dassault Mirage 2000 :

Stage : Next weapon

RCS : Fire ( Type B only )

Light : Flaps

Abord : AutoPilot + Combat Mode ( Toggle ) ( Type B only )

Stock :https://onedrive.live.com/redir?resid=b4fec25180514b47!1354&authkey=!ANERA-HopDQoneU&ithint=file%2ccraft

BD-Armory :https://onedrive.live.com/redir?resid=b4fec25180514b47!1355&authkey=!ABSCJoxuNxX3myU&ithint=file%2ccraft

Nice Day !

[KotDemopan]

I have my own version of the Mirage.

Although i refuse to call it by its real name in KSP, so i call it the "Nassault Illusion 3000J"

[ZLM-Master]

I have my own version of the Mirage.

http://i.imgur.com/nFORbjJ.png

Although i refuse to call it by its real name in KSP, so i call it the "Nassault Illusion 3000J"

Hhaha I love it's name !

Your seems to be lighter & faster with a good looking too

Just forget to check if there already a mirage in the search box !

[KotDemopan]

Your seems to be lighter & faster, and good looking too

Although im not sure about "lighter and faster", i can definitely say that mine is very maneuverable, but twitchy in a straight line at speed

EDIT: Although the Cockpit pointing a bit downwards on your Mirage can be a bit disorientating on the Navball....

I also made mine using primarily this:

Which, hopefully, explains why i made mine the way i did.

But i can confirm that mine doesn't clip two engines into one.

Edited May 16, 2015 by KotDemopan

[Dman979]

Wow nice plane! Obviously you spent a lot of time on this. Nice!

[ZLM-Master]

@Dman979 : Yep i spend a half day on the stock & another half day on BD-Armory version . i Spend the necessary time to make it flight well . Lot of tilt , rotate , flight test ...

@KotDemopan : "Although the Cockpit pointing a bit downwards on your Mirage can be a bit disorientating on the Navball...."

Yep , but except for doing maneuver node , it isn't really needed on a plane . I use this cockpit tilt to keep level flight on a ground cruise target flight ( SAS ON on target ) without finish into water

Have a nice day !