Origin Jumpworks 100I (Star Citizen)

Origin Jumpworks 100i (Star Citizen)

This is my version of the Origin 100I from the game Star Citizen. It does not look exactly like the 100i (the wings are bigger for example), but I think it still have the charm of the original ship.
The pictures also show the 125A and the 135C variants in the 100 Series, which are just colour variations in the case of my ship (the colours are at the bottom of this post).

My version of the 100i has a VTOL, reverse thrusters, some additional RCS for tighter turns as well as other features.

Here’s the different activation groups and other features this ship offers :

• Engines
• Reverse Thruster
• Headlights
• Lights (wings)
• VTOL Engine
• Landing Gear
• Maneuvering (Man.) RCS

• RCS

• SLIDER 1 : Wheel motors

• Camera (cockpit view)

Here’s a more precise description of the main activation groups :

• The engine are powerful enough to easily take the ship out to space;
• The reverse thruster can slow the ship down or make it stop very quickly, even mid-air;
• The VTOL on this ship is HARD TO CONTROL and to transition to flight mode (it makes the ship flip upside down if you do not control it). I suggest you LOCK THE CURRENT HEADING while using it. Also try to AVOID FULL POWER while using the VTOL);
• The RCS are very useful to help to maneuver the ship;
• ONLY USE THE MAN. RCS IN TURNS. The Man. RCS are very powerful and cause the ship to go up and down extremely easily (that’s why these help to make tight turns);
• The lights are mainly for aesthetic reasons, but the headlights can light up what’s in front of you.

Some useful information about this ship :

• The main engines combined with the VTOL (both at 50% of power) makes the flight very smooth and easy in Droo’s low atmosphere (below 1 000 meters);
• The landing gears and the parts under the ships have been modified with the tinker panel to not respond to collisions, meaning you can make hard landings without exploding all of it;
• The ship tends to slowly point to the ground while flying, so it’s always better to have control of it most of the time;
• The wings that allow the ship to roll are hidden inside the fake ones, and the flaps do not show up when maneuvering the ship;
• The ship has a lot of fuel, but it’s not unlimited. If you want to save some fuel when travelling on Droo, I suggest you fly at a high altitude (7 500 to 10 000 meters) to gain extra speed without using more fuel.

125A and 135C variants :

Origin 125A (gray and bronze)

Gray :
- Colour : C5C5C5
- Smoothness : 85%
- Metallic : 100%
- Emission : 0%
- Detail : 20%

Bronze :
- Colour : 743A00
- Smoothness : 70%
- Metallic : 75%
- Emission : 0%
- Detail : 0%

Origin 135C (blue and orange)

Blue :
- Colour : 00AEE8
- Smoothness : 85%
- Metallic : 90%
- Emission : 0%
- Detail : 20%

Orange :
- Colour : FF855D
- Smoothness : 60%
- Metallic : 50%
- Emission : 0%
- Detail : 20%