Autonomous Observer The opportunity to generate thrust without inclining the whole aircraft might make such a tricopter (http://www.renderosity.com/mod/gallery/index.php?image_id=2473592) interesting for optical surveillance. Cameras can keep their viewing angle regardless of flight regime or direction. In order to make it even more weird looking and escape low Reynolds numbers, I changed to single blade rotors (there has even been a manned helicopter with a single rotor blade - the Boelkow 103 [http://www.ecosia.org/search/images/q/Boelkow%20103]). The higher circumferential speed should further push the rolling moment caused by the co-rotating props to higher cruise speeds as long as compressibility has not to be concerned. I left the egg-cup rotor hubs in place, even though there may be a single combustion engine in the central egg-cup instead of three separate electric motors. Three pairs of cameras, keeping rotational symmetry, give a panorama view, each covering 120 degrees of azimuth. Today, I found a number of 1234 page views. Gonna post something more weird these days. AutoCAD 2011 Corel Photopaint 7 Notepad