Can you find some specs?

I was thinking it can use the same specs as the Schwalbe but make it a little bit tougher and also make it able to have a bigger carrying capacity, so it can carry more than one MIRV, I'm trying to achive that feeling when i play the old Star Wars Rogue Squadron.

I meant dimensions XD

oh! lol yeah here is the wiki page for it: http://starwars.wikia.com/wiki/V-wing_airspeeder

Not sure how the dimensions factor into the game's dimensions though, unless they are also in meters, but hey you're the expert as i can see, nice Harrier btw.

The schematics are key to make it as accurate as possible. Cool speeder! I'd do it if I had time.

i would do it too, but i just don't have time to learn another program, and 3d modelling isn't really my strong suite, i'm more of a sound editor kinda guy.

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i would do it too, but i just don't have time to learn another program, and 3d modelling isn't really my strong suite, i'm more of a sound editor kinda guy.

Wings3D is super easy to learn, especially if you're making low-poly stuff (If you want an exmaple of how fast it is to learn then just check out the mods I've uploaded (you can see a steady progression). If you want I can sit in a voice chat with you and talk you through the basics?

RE: Scale and dimensions: Well, we've already got multiple Star Wars starfighters on the Workshop, and they seem reasonably well-scaled to me. At that point, it's more about dissecting the various starfighter models, comparing their sizes to each other and the dimensions given by a site like Wookieepedia, and using those elements to attempt to accurately scale the V-Wing.

Sounds pretty involved, but I don't think it would be near as tough as it sounds.

I wasn't asking for scale, I was asking for dimensions i.e. proportions

Thats why i provided the Wiki link, No better place than the Star Wars Wikis you can gurantee there are people who get the information right

So I imagine you have a whole bunch of stuf in queue already @MarineOnTheCeiling