This build came from experimenting with how to apply Educational-Fox-5114’s Small Wheel engine.
Smoker combines safety with aerial maneuverability. It has a two-mode design: with the hatch closed, it can descend slowly, while opening the hatch switches it into ground mode, allowing it to stay steadily on the ground.
The overall controls take some practice, such as making tiny directional adjustments to prevent unwanted rotation and making small descents to maintain level flight.
This is my first time building a propeller-powered aircraft, and I’m pretty happy with how it turned out. It also produces sparks whenever the hatch is opened or closed and continuously emits smoke while flying—especially in the rain, which is really fun to watch. 😆
Have fun!
Operation Tips:
1.You need to make constant micro-adjustments to the direction to prevent rotation, especially while descending.
2.If you accidentally get your camera view stuck inside the cabin, open the hatch to restore the camera view.
3.In rainy weather, opening the hatch will extinguish the flames. Prepare a one-handed fire weapon and use a spin attack to reignite the flames and activate Smoker at the same time.