Still Soaring

My head's still been up in the clouds as I've been making fighter jets. After learning more about stealth aircraft like the F-22 Raptor or the F-35 Lightning II, it made me want to return to my own jet, the Cloud Vanisher, that I, Agent Hotman, fly and make some upgrades to it.

The upgrades I made to the Cloud Vanisher are that it now has internal weapon bays for stealth missions...

It has deployable flares for tricking enemy missiles...

And its engines are able to pivot, making it capable of Vertical Takeoff and Landing (VTOL). The beauty of the Cloud Vanisher's thrust vectoring, however, is that the engines can either pivot at the same time, or individually.

For Monster Monday, I took a different approach and made another jet called the Howler. Since the prompt was to draw a winged wolf, I decided on a jet that had a correlating name. And instead of drawing it, I built in the LEGO digital building software stud.io . This may or not be the final look of the jet, but it's a good start.

For Figure Tuesday, I drew Nathan Drake for my Agents saga wearing his Special Mission Pack. I know, I've been on a streak with drawing pictures of agents in their S.M.P.'s. Nate's is unique in that it carries a machete, a right angle flashlight, a rope and a grappling hook with foldable claws, and his journal.

Standalone picture of Agent Nate's machete.

Standalone picture of Agent Nate's grappling hook.

Standalone picture of Nate's journal.

Standalone picture of Nate's flashlight.

For 3D Art Jam Thursday, I showed off a claymore that I made.

Picture of the Claymore I was going off of for clarity.

Last but not least, I hereby present my new flight suit for when I fly my jet. Before, I didn't have a G-suit or mask on, which are important to withstand the effects of G-Force. So that's what I added to my flight suit. Furthermore, I decorated my helmet the same way the pilots did in the "Top Gun" movies.

That's all I have to share for this week!