YH-86 "Thunder" VTOL Fighter: A LEGO® creation by Christo The Tinkerer : MOCpages.com

YH-86 "Thunder" VTOL Fighter

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Say hello to the new king of the sky! This is the YH-86 "Thunder" VTOL Fighter! This quick and nimble aircraft has a 35 Cal gun mounted on its stomach to rip up small infantry units and even light vehicles. It was also constructed with two lift-fans, making it incredibly fast and agile and has the invaluable ability to take off without a runway! It is nick-named the "Thunder" by the soldiers because of its massive rotary engines that make a thunderous sound when it enters the battlefield.

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A isometric view of the Thunder. As you can see, the YH-86 has VTOL capabilities as well as a 35 caliber cannon mounted to its stomach.

A bird's eye view of the YH-86.

A better look at the 35 cal cannon. With 2000 rounds of ammo loaded into the cannon from the ammo bay of the ship, this small but effective cannon can tear up infantry and light vehicles.

A side view of the Thunder.

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General Chris "Maverick" Davis

December 21, 2011

Quoting Richie "Richie2571" Collins Y'Know, With a twin-rotor system like that, a tail rotor wouldn't be necessary. In Fact, It would actually be counterproductive. The reason being that, in a proper Twin-Rotor system the rotors spin in the opposite direction, canceling out eachother's torque.

Good point. I just though it would look weird without a tail rotor, maybe re-purposed to turn the vehicle faster? I dunno haha

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Richie "Richie2571" Collins

December 21, 2011

Y'Know, With a twin-rotor system like that, a tail rotor wouldn't be necessary. In Fact, It would actually be counterproductive. The reason being that, in a proper Twin-Rotor system the rotors spin in the opposite direction, canceling out eachother's torque.

I like it

James Hawke

January 13, 2010

Very cool design, nice and sturdy.

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