Doing this one, I wanted to see how four giant rotating props look on a TMG-sized aircraft where the would cover 80% of the wing span. Well, they almost disappeared when blurring ... The TiltRotoPter is now performing on-duty-trials. It still has its nose boom but also a chin turret with three cameras, one for IR and two for stereo-optics. Another pair of cameras on the tail, observing the transition process as long as trials go on. Video stream is immediately transmitted to the ground station to avoid any loss of data in case of an accident. The Wheelchairgeneral JavaFoil, Grapher 2.03 (for some basic calculations) AutoCAD 2011 (a few modifications compared with the first tilt rotor post) Panasonic DMC FZ-20 (Aalen-Elchingen, Aug. 23rd, 2006, 07:45, OK, not that early) Corel PhotoPaint 7 (a bit more post work than usual)