Short Description:

Hello guys sorry it's been a while I had to do a lot of personal things days ago that's why I wasn't able to post and share my builds but I hope you guys will still enjoy this one a Terran Fighter from the game Galaxy on Fire 2.

Background:

Terran Inflict
- It is the most popular ship in the Terran Faction. It's easy to manufacture, cheap, and good looking all around, it may also be considered the backbone of the Terran Space Fleet since a lot of this model was built and replicated in many ways.

Controls:

AG1: Cockpit(VTOL to Open)
AG2: VTOL Engine(will automatically disable once turned off)
AG3: Main Jet Engines
AG4: Ejection Seat
AG5: Ejection Seat Parachute
AG6: Lights

Armaments:

x2 Scram Cannon
x15 Multipurpose Edo Missiles
x2 Flares
x2 Chaffs

P.S. Since this is my first time making a VTOL Ship from scratch please don't expect it to be near perfect since it has a lot of major and minor issues like takingoff and the overall looks of the aircraft but even so I tried to resolve most of this issues to give you guys an easy time piloting it. So I made this "Takeoff Procedure" here to help you guys pilot it and this came from me doing a lot of testing. The procedure is also in the "Craft Instructions" so that you guys won't have to exit out of the game just to see how it works. That's all and enjoy!!!

Takeoff Procedures:

• Activate AG2 for VTOL takeoff.
• Keep the throttle at 60-65% for a stable takeoff.
• Once your in the air activate AG3 for the 3 main jet engines.
• After activating AG3 instantly turn your throttle to 100%.
• IF the aircraft started going up turn the VTOL up to drag it down.
• IF the aircraft started pointing down keep the VTOL in the middle and just pull up harder.
• Once your speed is at 300km/h and above you can either disable the VTOL or you can use it to help you go faster and turn faster but at a cost of more fuel.
• Once you press AG2 the VTOL is automatically turned off but not AG3(Main Jet Engines).
• You can also turn on AutoPilot on the aircraft but you can only do it if the VTOL is off and once autopilot is ON you must adjust the flaps a bit on the trim(right side bar) to have a stable flight.

Some pictures

Disclaimer: the 2 last pics isnt't simpleplanes its from Galaxy on Fire 2