Originally wanted tracks but I don't have a PC and this thing has too many parts for my ipad to handle. only reason i could make this was because I had it made in 2 seperate segments. I should also point out that I have tested this numerous times and if there are any problems, please leave it in the comments for me to see.

1-fires all missiles
2-big side hull gun
3-deploy missile systems
4-lift rocket pad
5-dual side turrets
6-swing out turret sub-weaponry
7-back artillery gun
8-turret mode

Hints and warnings:
VTOL up only
Use 1 only after deploying 3
Don't fire guns when when activated and not deployed(vtoled up)
8 may also work as brakes
Propeller may hit with rocket pad bottom if you brake too fast

Credits to these people who have made amazing stuff and made Cirge possible:
MaxTeoZ
Rohan
SpiritusRaptor
Deusalgor
Seeras
Hadesrocksz
Boxglow
Ian1547

I have made use of their stuff for Cirge in one way or another and some are more obviously recognizable than others
Cirge is said pretty much just like surge

Now, for some little fictional background about Cirge.(If anyone cares or bothers reading this part)

Specifically designed for use of the Artillery/Rearguard and Immediate Support Battalion or ARIS for short. In accordance to ARIS pilots, a demand for a mech that could play a direct offensive roles and excel at lightning warfare has risen. This gave birth to Cirge, dubbed by it's most recent pilots as "Suzy". Cirge is a 5th gen mainframe track-based mech that runs on energy provided by an internal cold fusion core. It's excessive amounts of armaments in tandem with the cockpits wide-angle targeting system, Cirge does well in a dense environment of obstacles such as urban cities or overgrown forests on mountains. Being 20% larger than most 4th gen. mainframe mechs, Cirge has high production costs and more complicated to use along with extensive maintenance. This lead to production of only 58 Cirges. The 58 Cirges were soon put into battle for live-tests and proved effective, but only 20 survived the tests. Factors were numerable but recognizable ones were that it was too difficult to pilot if said pilot was under extreme stress and also that it's left side was weaker compared to other parts of the mech. This is soon followed to the discontinued use of the 20 remaining mechs after several more small skirmishes. Only appearing again at a public display in the museum of SimplePlanes as of January 29, 2033. 5 years after the 3rd World War.