Imperial Star Destroyer Blimp BETA

by JJxORACLE·vv1.00·Updated 2018-09-08

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By popular demand I made the Empire Star Destroyer from the world famous series, everyone loves STARWARS! Replacement airship

And I don't use airships for every mold, I only use airships for mass flights

You'll need to use a trainer and enable the Car God mod if you plan on spawning it on the ground, rather than having less flicker than Reaper

Model credit jarjarthomas

You need to be offline to use it

Texture needs work

Collision again needs work

I know it's smaller but I plan to scale it to it's true size if the game engine allows it

I moved the dummys to where they are visible

Afterburner is radioactive but defective

While enjoyable, it may adversely affect some people's hardware!

Donations are not necessary, but if anyone can donate $4.50 to ZMODELER I can keep tweaking it

By popular demand i made the Imperial Star Destroyer from the world renowned series that everybody loves STARWARS!!!! Replaces the blimp

and no i won't be working with the blimp for every mod i do just massive ones with the blimp

You will need to use a trainer and enable vehicle god mod if you plan to spawn it on the ground alot less flickering than the Reaper to

Model Credit's jarjarthomas

you will need to be offline to use it

texture needs work

once again collisions need work

i know its smaller but i plan on scaling it to it's real size if the game engine permits

i moved dummys around to make it visible

the after burners are emissive but buggy

it may be taxing on some peoples hardware not sure though ENJOY!!!

DONATION NOT NECESSARY BUT WOULD BE COOL IF SOMEBODY CAN DONATE SIMPLY 4.50$ FOR FOR ZMODELER SO I CAN CONTINUE MODDING

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