"The Single pilot Naboo Royal N-1 Starfighter was developed by the Theed Palace Space Vessel Engineering Corps for the volunteer Royal Naboo Security Forces. Sleek and agile, the small N-1 faces aggressors with twin blaster cannons and a double magazine of proton torpedoes." -Source: Star Wars: Complete Vehicles, page 43
Original credit goes to Lucasfilm. Oh, and IanPlaysGames825.
All I did with this was a few improvements. Less OP guns, missiles (weightless, so they don't interfere with flying), some improved engines and maneuverability, and some landing gear.
The missiles and rockets are meant to look like Proton Torpedoes. I know the quantity of them is wrong.
I also know that the landing gear should have some shock absorption, but I couldn't fit that into the wings.
Instructions (copied from the original):
AG1 for Hyperdrive (Afterburner), AG2 to Activate Engines, AG3 For VTOL Mode, Weapons for Blaster Cannons.
Flying Instructions:
1) Takeoff: Activate VTOL Mode (AG3), then throttle up to 100%. When you are about 300 ft from the ground, VTOL Up, activate Main Engines(AG2), then Deactivate VTOL Mode. You are now in the air!
2) Landing: When Landing, Deactivate the Engines and Activate VTOL Mode. VTOL Down to slow speed to about 10 mph. VTOL Middle and throttle at 50-30% to descend. Once you have hit the ground, you have landed!
Hope you enjoy this, and the original build, please upvote!
P.S. Be careful with the afterburner. It increases your maneuverability so far you can easily go into a flat spin, and the plane keeps on leaning to the right with the afterburner. Don't know why.
(Didn't mean to steal any work from the original creator's designs, my apologies if they feel that.)
Specifications
General Characteristics
- Predecessor Naboo N-1 Starfighter [Star Wars]
- Created On Android
- Wingspan 59.2ft (18.0m)
- Length 92.7ft (28.2m)
- Height 17.4ft (5.3m)
- Empty Weight N/A
- Loaded Weight 54,270lbs (24,616kg)
Performance
- Wing Loading 27.4lbs/ft2 (133.8kg/m2)
- Wing Area 1,980.6ft2 (184.0m2)
- Drag Points 28099
Parts
- Number of Parts 162
- Control Surfaces 7
- Performance Cost 1,091
@IanPlaysGames825 and I didnt want to point out flaws, just add improvements. I thought it was a bit more constructive thinking.
@IanPlaysGames825 it was more yaw, I think. I know it was something I changed about the vehicle, but I dont know what.
Thank you for pointing out the flaws with this. I didn't experience the roll to the side however.