I hope you enjoy flying this ship .... I think it will be the last one to do in a long time

fiction

'Friend, if you want to cross the skies and admire the breathtaking view that nature gives us, do not forget to carry a sturdy ship that can compete with such majesty, after all, never truely a fat blue whale cross the skies ''
Drunken pilot -

Bi-gunship mk2 or as it is called among others "Saturn Dust", is a creation of my own that took me a long time (to make that mass of fat metal fly is not simple) but after a long time I manage to fly to This beauty of aircraft that by itself, try to do your best.

With space for a pilot and with two large 'distorsion' propellers (to make it literally work in conjunction with the ship was an odyssey) this ship can reach 400 mph and cross the skies like a feather (of course, a Feather weighing almost 25 tons of pure metal)

(This ship as such is not a jet by itself ..... fly it with caution)

-lore- (this is not important but if you want, read it)

Usually this ship was not seen much in combat, despite having four machine guns mounted, since in case one could say that it was "cannon fodder" (or metal of cannon?), In case many aces Were given the idea that in itself, thanks to its three large openings of air, this ship could win the contests in great heights.

'' These ships alone as a crazy idea of ??a mad inventor ''
-as in the aviation-

 Was used a lot in world races, but never won a race but by itself, many pilots liked to fly this great "blue whale" and to cross the skies watching the wonderful views.

The mote would not stay, since in a grandprix of the sand dunes in a curve between great rock pillars was made so much to the residual sand that literally did a dense cloud of sand when passing, causing that two ships that went behind Of it (and that they wanted to revasar), they crashed to the ground to break their engines, the cause was that these motors '' swallowed much sand '' ... which made that the Bi-gunship was fourth of its last Career winning the nickname of '' saturn dust ''