ianxofour | Bad Piggies: Apache Helicopter Double Strike on King Pig @ianxofour | Uploaded 11 years ago | Updated 2 minutes ago
This vehicle is modeled after the AH-64 Apache helicopter. Similarities include the missile, gun, tandem cockpit, wings, tail fin, tail rotor, and landing wheels. Since counterrotation is not a concern in Bad Piggies, the tail rotor is instead used to help control the pitch of the helicopter, which allows for some acrobatic feats. This vehicle is actually a blend of a helicopter and plane, and it can fly in either mode. The gun uses the standard spring projectile, and the missile design is based on a previous video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e0cgSKTc7Y8
The missile itself is the same, but, without forward motion, I need the overhead balloons to keep the missile stowed within the weapons bay. The direction of the missile is controlled by adjusting the pitch of the helicopter, and the missile can have surprisingly long range by turning off the tail rotor.
As demonstration, I strike King Pig's vehicle with the missile, and then I directly strike King Pig with the gun. Then I perform an inside loop maneuver and then glide down (like a plane) for a landing.
This vehicle is modeled after the AH-64 Apache helicopter. Similarities include the missile, gun, tandem cockpit, wings, tail fin, tail rotor, and landing wheels. Since counterrotation is not a concern in Bad Piggies, the tail rotor is instead used to help control the pitch of the helicopter, which allows for some acrobatic feats. This vehicle is actually a blend of a helicopter and plane, and it can fly in either mode. The gun uses the standard spring projectile, and the missile design is based on a previous video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e0cgSKTc7Y8
The missile itself is the same, but, without forward motion, I need the overhead balloons to keep the missile stowed within the weapons bay. The direction of the missile is controlled by adjusting the pitch of the helicopter, and the missile can have surprisingly long range by turning off the tail rotor.
As demonstration, I strike King Pig's vehicle with the missile, and then I directly strike King Pig with the gun. Then I perform an inside loop maneuver and then glide down (like a plane) for a landing.
