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F-85 Eagle

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IMDC F-85 Eagle Multi-purpose aircraft

Updated 10.05.16

The F-85 features 3 weapon slots and a lot of cargo space, which makes it suitable for both a light transport and a bomber/gunship role. With all its thrusters it is able to manoevre in space, atmosphere and on any planets or moons.
It is most agile with 2 afterburner thrusters and 2 hydrogen tanks.

Stats:
Number of Blocks: 878
Length: 12.5 m
Mass: 75 tons
Thrusters: 48
Gyroscopes: 4

2 Gatling Turrets
1 Missile Turret
NEW: 1 Reloadable Rocket Launcher
1 Large Reactor
1 Oxygen Generator
1 Oxygen Tank
1 Battery
4 Medium Cargo Containers

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JD.Horx [auteur] 25 jan om 16:06

Heh. 😏
Can’t wait to get into SE with a fresh start. It‘s gonna be all the same again. The bugs, glitches, the long wait for fixes, but hopefully also the fun and creativity with new mechanics.

Lostinspaced 6 jan om 11:50

An elegant ship, from a more civilised age

Lemonz 6 jun 2024 om 11:51

this didn't age as well as i was hoping for, as it's design actually isn't too bad
but i did some extensive testing and, well, it got destroyed quickly by more modern ships with newer systems and weaponry

maybe the issue was turret placement, because a lot of the time the enemy ship was trailing directly behind mine (the f-85 eagle), and the front gatling turrets weren't able to hit it due to, well, being on the front

(i might just switch back to the hornets and kestrels instead)