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Quad-rotor heavy-lift Vertibird
Final lineart.

Final lineart.

Front view showing fuselage width and the tilt-rotor rotation. Aircraft is "cut" in half on bottom two sketches for readability purposes.

Front view showing fuselage width and the tilt-rotor rotation. Aircraft is "cut" in half on bottom two sketches for readability purposes.

Final tail design.

Final tail design.

With the overall design nailed down, focus was moved to tail design.

With the overall design nailed down, focus was moved to tail design.

Second and third design sketches. Fuselage re-designed in order to give aircraft the ability to transport troops as well as heavy cargo or vehicles.

Second and third design sketches. Fuselage re-designed in order to give aircraft the ability to transport troops as well as heavy cargo or vehicles.

First rough sketch. Fuselage design is heavily inspired by Sikorsky S-64 Skycrane heavy-lift helicopter.

First rough sketch. Fuselage design is heavily inspired by Sikorsky S-64 Skycrane heavy-lift helicopter.

Quad-rotor heavy-lift Vertibird

As story elements in Fallout Miami called for a heavy-lift Vertibird, a new design was needed. The new Vertibird is designed to carry out tasks which require heavy-lifting as well as troop transport.

Some of the main inspiration sources for this design were insects, real-life cargo helicopters and airplanes. Since being lore friendly is an obvious requirement for any design on this project, the existing Fallout 4 Vertibird design was one of my design anchor points for this vehicle as well.

Find out more about Fallout Miami mod at: https://www.falloutmiami.com/

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