Works well enough on low.

The MV22 osprey, capable of vertical takeoff as well as directional turbo prop rotors. This little guy is alot to take in, and fortunatly and unfortunatley... it has a good, a bad and an ugly.

The GOOD: its a fully functioning Osprey, it has swivel rotors as well as fully rotating props, and in my opinion its pretty well proportioned to the real thing. Engage V.T.O.L at around 90% throttle and carefully build up speed the proggressivly transition into forward flight.

You are more than welcomed to swivel the prop upward during forward flight to gain altitude

The BAD: Its extremely dense, it wieghs in at a woppen 40,000 pounds, I didnt feel like cheating with fuel pads, so i made it work on the its own fuel. ofcourse, i had to do some pretty major wieght reductions under the fuselage. and yes, i realize it has 4 blades instead of 3, three didnt really rotate well.

You are more than welcomed to make your own fuel pad for added power.

The UGLY: Heavy, heavy, heavy. Its heavy, like i said i didnt want to cheat, so the thing flies, well in fact, just be very lenient with the pitch and roll controls. This has to be the most unfriendly to mobile aircraft ever made.