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SF-51 Mustang
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SF-51 Mustang
The SF-51 "Mustang" was originally commissioned for by Eternian Intelligence Services for intercepting purpouses.While not without promise, the development was abrubtly abandoned during the sudden fall of Eternia, and much of the related documentation was lost.
What remains are two prototypes, unequiped for combat and in much need of further tweaking - but, nonetheless fully operational.
The first one is referred to as simply "Mustang", bearing no markings, while the other is "number 12" - presumably intended for demonstration with EIS representatives.
Other than their painting, the machines are identical.
As for their technological level - the interceptor appears to be very primitive and to contain only the most basic systems (engine, jump drive, shielding) with plenty of room left for additional systems. It shouldn't be too difficult to remove it's present systems entirely and replace them with more effective, up-to-date ones.
(what I'm saying is: I like to build pretty things. I suck at using the energy system within the game to any, let alone its full potential. If you just want to fly this thing around, that works just fine - if you want to make it actually useful in combat, then I'm afraid you'll have to scrap what little systems I put in there and "fill" the "belly" of Mustang on your own :c sorry)
WE TOTALLY HAVE OPEN-ABLE COCKPIT! CHECK IT OUT!
It seemed a good idea to me, for some reason, to put the camera/pilot seat lower - as if, in the future, the pilot was to rely more on the computers than actual view.
In hindsight, that is a rather silly approach. Elevating the camera by just one block will do miracles for you if you wish to actually make use of this ship (especially since the cockpit offers quite amazing view!).
In hindsight, that is a rather silly approach. Elevating the camera by just one block will do miracles for you if you wish to actually make use of this ship (especially since the cockpit offers quite amazing view!).
