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Olympus 207 Aerospace VTOL (No Mods)

Olympus 207 Aerospace VTOL.

The Olympus 207 is the passenger shuttle variant of the successful Olympus 206 single-seat Aerospace VTOL, the model 207 keeps the forward fuselage of the 206 but adds a sizeable passenger cabin to the rear of the craft and modifies the thruster configuration slightly in order to accommodate the overall changes that have been made to the hull. Despite carrying fewer passengers than the larger Olympus 216 and 217, the Olympus 207 has proven to be extremely popular in the outer colonies due to it's smaller size and more affordable construction and operating costs.

The Olympus 207 is a versatile single-stage-to-orbit (SSTO) aerospace transport VTOL that is capable of ferrying 6 passengers and limited cargo to and from the surface of any of the vanilla moons and planets available in Space Engineers. It uses a unique VTOL system where the thruster nacelles can be switched from vertical to horizontal flight at the press of a button. Just remember that due to the poor rotor torque strength of vanilla Space Engineers, the thrusters will cut off for a brief second while the rotors are moving to their new positions, so make sure that you only switch VTOL modes when it is safe to do so.

Name: Olympus 207
Class: Aerospace Transport VTOL
Mass: 80,010 kg
Block Count: 961
Length: 11 m
Height: 3.9 m
Width: 7.9 m
Thruster Acceleration Forward in Vacuum: 9.79 m/s/s
Thruster Acceleration Upward in 1G: 11.04 m/s/s
Area of Operation: All Environments
Weapons: None


*Author's Notes*
As a special way of saying thank you to all my incredible subscribers and awsome viewers out there - I've released the Olympus 207 and it's military variant the MS-10 Griffin from my "Space Engineers: Into the Unknown" YouTube series on the Steam workshop for you guys to play around with in-game.
Note that this craft also uses pistons on the naccelles that can be extended and retracted in order to make landing on rough ground a little more safer; and there are also 3 projectors on board that allow the craft to repair itself and to create new thruster naccelles if required (These need to be moved away and it is advised that construction is done in zero gravity or with the assistance of a construction vessel of some form).
Unlike the larger Olympus 217, this vessel can comfortable squeeze into landing bays that are 2 blocks high by 4 blocks wide (large blocks that is), just don't forget that this thing is almost 6 large blocks long from nose to tail.


-=Credits=-

Scripts used:
Whip's Artificial Horizon by Whiplash141
https://psteamcommunity.yuanyoumao.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=713653017

3D Ship Projection by Georgik
https://psteamcommunity.yuanyoumao.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=795436803

Whip's Rotor Thruster Manager by Whiplash141
http://psteamcommunity.yuanyoumao.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=757123653