Description:
This is a replica of the Gasgano Podracer from the Star Wars Episode I (The Phantom Menace) collection. If you like this, also check out my other Lego creations.
Features/Instructions:
The operation of this craft is identical to my original podracer
- Simple thumbstick operation for mobile/touchscreen users. The left/right sticks control the engines. Differential between sticks controls turning.
- For non-touchscreen, use W/S and Q/E to control the engines.
- AGs control hover and lights
- Hover height is automatically controlled, and has a ground collision prevention feature
Disclaimers:
- I have used tinker panel mainly to improve physics (disabling drag and collisions on all of the exterior studs) and get the CoM just right without messing with the Lego structure.
- To make this a functional craft I had to include fuel reservoirs and gyroscope using size and mass scaling.
GENERAL INFO
- Created On: iOS
- Game Version: 0.9.404.0
- Price: $7,697k
- Number of Parts: 410
- Dimensions: 3 m x 6 m x 8 m
PERFORMANCE
- Total Delta V: 0m/s
- Total Thrust: 24.0MN
- Engines: 17
- Wet Mass: 3,028kg
- Dry Mass: 2,980kg
STAGES
| Stage | Engines | Delta V | Thrust | Burn | Mass |
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8 Comments
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32.0k Zyvx+1 4.6 years ago
This is neat, clever how you got the front beam effect. The controls are awesome, funny though they remind me of a old tank, when the tracks were controlled separately with levers. This is fun.
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43.9k goz4.6 years ago
@InterplanetarySystem
Haha I want to start making my crafts available for colonization. Plus the lego figure adds about 100+ parts so this way they are more friendly to all hardware. Don’t worry, I have a long-term project I’m working on with the mini figures that just might blow you away. -
43.9k goz4.6 years ago
@SilverstoneAerospace
Me too. Just finishing out a series before moving on to other things. -
@stander
Is this what you want?