I've had this model for a while; but it flew absolutely miserably. The Moller Skycar looks cool, but was an absolute nightmare to handle.
Well; I was bored; so started playing with it. And if I might say so; I've created what has to be the most bitchin' .air file I've ever managed!
I mean really; modesty aside; I'm really impressed with it.
Here's the Skycar with engine pods folded - starting up for a flight to Toronto.
It has a very clear; concise DVC. Has a real 'car-like' feel.
Taxiing in the Skycar = driving. With the engines at high idle she drives nicely at 50mph with no instability and no risk of suddenly taking off. This is on paved roads - those spindly legs won't take rough ground very well.
Of course; being an ex-recce soldier; I saw at once the value of a machine like this - that can either hover nap-of-the-Earth or cruise at 350mph@20,000'. So I had a bit of fun and made a Canadian Army skin, gave it my old callsign (13A) and went reconnoitering! 
Here; we cruise at 15,000' on the way to the target area.
At the target; doing a recce on an airfield in Croatia. Advancing through the trees; walking speed.
Airfield under observation - using the trees for cover.
Mission accomplished - pulling pitch for home!Man; this has been fun! I'm E-mailing the designer of the Skycar model to see if he'll use this .air file - it's a vast improvement over the original; flies as closely to the real thing (if the real thing could actually fly; which it can't) as I could manage. Hope he likes it too - and hope you like the pics!
