Man, I wish I could make models this good. Especially seeing the parts some of the pictures I've seen that the makers have fabricated on thier own.

Wingnut wrote:Beyond this post, there be dragons.

Thank you.

http://www.dragonsofjustice.org/images/ ... nSigil.jpg


Can I get this resized, please?

It's not the size of the gun that worries me, it's the diameter of the barrels. 60mm is 60mm, it's a constant measurement; there's no way to shrink the round itself, regardless of the technology used. Like I said, there's simply no way those cannons can be using 60 mm barrels looking at the picture...

Ok, thank you. It's just one of them questions that have bugged me.

The regular Dom uses thermonuclear jet engines. See the Gundam Century description for details. -- Mark True, my mistake. If you don't mind, I'll just quote what is written in the Gundam Century about MS-09 Dom. Thanks. :wink: Since hovercraft systems had severe weight restrictions, they needed to ...

Getting back on topic: I don't think the exhaust from a Dom's jet engines would really melt the ground beneath it, since the superheated hydrogen cools rapidly as it mixes with air. (The actual exhaust consists mostly of air, with the hydrogen serving mainly as a heat transfer medium.) But it would...

Wingnut wrote:Seeing as the fuel it uses to make that thrust is simply air itself, it can use up all the fuel it wants to.

That's not exactly true. Jet engines use air just as a catalyst, it still requires a liquid fuel.

If it was all that rapid of a cooling, it would warp, and probably ruin, the heat saber. I've done that with a frying pan before.

Speaking of that pic,and off topic, what good does a camera do when its covered by the chest plates most of the time?

Sorry if this has already been posted, but about the Dom hovering. I would think that be a beast on gas, since it takes so much thrust to actually keep something that heavy floating, especially that close to the ground.