FS or "Fury Strike": A LEGO® creation by Noah Owens : MOCpages.com

FS or "Fury Strike"

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About this creation

This is the "Fury Strike" Interceptor Craft. This ship has no hyperdrive due to the fact that the reactor needs to power more inportant systems, so this vessel has to be on a carrier to travel from one system to another. It excells in air to air combat, and can mow down hordes of enemy fighters. Only extremely expierenced pilots can use this spaceship. The pilot that flys this ship must be trained for a year in handling this craft, having to accomidate to break neck speeds and are trained by the best fighter pilots. The "Fury Strike" Interceptor Craft has:

* 1 reactor with 3 generators

* 2 dual Borstel RG-9 laser cannons

* 2 Tesla cannons

Tech information

* Max in space speed of 1278 km/h

* Max atmospheric speed of 1134 km/h

* Max booster speed 450 km/h

The pilot sits in the front with the controls and interface. The advanced life support system keeps the pilot from blacking out during sudden maneuvers.

Heres a look at the complex generator. The main reactor is connected to the three generators. If the pilot wants to, he can force-feed the power of the 2 outer generators to the engines giving it raw speed. This is used as the ships booster. The middle one powers the electric systems and the advance life support. The reactor uses any leftover energy to power the weapons

This is the underside of the ship. Not much to see here.

Backside of my ship. It has engines and nothing else.

Heres a shot of the guns. The rapid firing guns can quickly demolish enemy craft. The Tesla cannons can damage the electrical systems.

This is a last look at the "Fury Strike" Interceptor Craft. Have fun commenting!

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Admiral Aquila

August 17, 2008

To improve it, I think you should enlarge vertically the front section (just to add difference to the one-deck shape and make it more aerodynamic) and the engines. In my opinion, it’s blocky because it’s a single-deck, almost rectangular ship. I hope this helps, I’m not sure I’ve spoken in correct English, as it’s not my first language, but, well… I’ve tried!