V-22 Osprey VTOL By Skropeling

In my opinion, the V-22 Osprey is one of the most versitile aircraft in the world, so why not bring it into the world of Dream Car Builder? I spent many days making this aircraft work just right, as well as look almost prefect to the real thing as well. There are a few differences from the real thing though. Number one is this ones propellers have 4 blades each while the real life edition has 3, this was because I couldn't figure out how to make them all the same lenght. Number two is the size, this aircraft is alot smaller than its real life counter part (the game wouldn't let me make it any bigger). This aircraft is among the most advanced I've ever made (maybe even on the workshop) and it has tree important features different from most other things. One is obvuously the ability to tilt the rotors, this is how you swithch between VTOL mode and normal flight mode. Two is retractable landing gear. I don't see this feature on pretty much any other planes but well, it's there. Three, this aircraft is actually driven by the propeller, previous aricraft I've made only looked like they where prop driven, and it's something I'm pretty proud of. Now then, onto controls. Controls: Pitch = W/S (In both the air and in VTOL mode) Roll = A/D (Also applies to both air and VTOL mode) Yaw = Q/E (Yay, this also applies to both air and VTOL modes) Spacebar = Thrust on V = Thrust off F = Airbrake (for landings, more on that later. Rotor Tilt = Z to raise the rotors into VTOL Mode, X to lower them. Landing Gear = T to raise the gear, G to lower it. How to Takeoff: Hold spacebar the increase the thrust, you should leave the ground quickly. Push the nose down slightly by tapping W, or else the tail will sag (you only have to do this at first before it sabilizes itself) Get used to controling it in VTOL mode by going around with WASDQE. Once up to speed (recomend at least 50 of so) hold X to lower the rotors, and pull up as the plane will want to put it's nose down during this manuver. O