The Adventurer's Toybox: Warhawke
I'd designed this particular starship to fill a Niche role in a 'Star Warsey' universe, as a multifunction craft. Capable of housing three people comfortably, if not in a VERY cosey manner, this ship has the option of an RV insert being equipped. Two beds, a shower/commode, with a work table and a mini-fridge/stove top for cooking, its just enough for your typical camping trip. Optional space without the RV insert allows for vehicles to be transported, or with the bench seats installed, you can carry up to 36 people.
But that is not all. With all the external options, you've got a highly customizable starship. With wings, engine caps for flare/protection, and optional weapons systems, this bird definitely lives up to it's name of Warhawke.
Shown here with a 6' (two meter) figure for scale. Here she has her secondary weapons, five turrets on her chin/cheeks, plus two on the stern. Two more are equipped to her belly, as manned ball turrets.
Here we see a shot of the ships in flight, with several options shown.
The skin that gave the ship it's name. So textured after the venerable P-40 Warhawk, I tried to give a suitable homage to the Warbird of the past.
Several more options are shown here, with a Search and Rescue variant on the left, a Heavy Gunship type in the rear, with the ring-mounted engine turrets, and an alternative Warhawke skin.
In the front, though, is the Imperial Variant.
Need that delivery there now? Why, with my Warhawke, you are most capable of dropping the delivery vehicle right on the highway!
Internal view of the drop off.
What good is a gunship without gunfire? Here we have a shot, with oodles of tracer fire, to show the firing positions of every gun upon the ship. Two door guns, ball turrets, seven single mounts, and twin Engine ring turrets.
Here is the cockpit view. Since there are no windows, this is a virtual cockpit, using seamless displays for an almost unbeatable view.
Here is a listing of all of the pieces that go with this particular ship.