KerbalX

Due to some unfortunate customer accidents during construction with our previous D-Au assembly Rover, The Ksc has figured its safer to contruct D-au in house and then ship it out fully assembled right to your doorstep! Helps to keep the cost down.. and weekly fatalities to a minimum..

D-Au Mk3 upgrades:

-Headlights that rotate up/down based on normal/inverted flight
-Tail lights to illuminate rear seat for night missions(rotates).
-Removed 2 small fuel tanks and added 2 reaction wheels! So it maneuvres much better than before.
-Tweaked the wings visually and functionally to look/operate better in general.
-Adjusted front seat position to look/operate better for inverted flight.
-Inverted the Juno engine so inverted flight has sound and more power! Increases airspeed from a measly 22ish m/sec to a spine crushing 40 m/sec!!

Valentina Shenanigans

Should you find yourself in the drink.. D-Au floats!! Who knew? We sure didn’t.. But now you do! Take your fishy pics, pull in those wings, rotate.. wings out.. off ya go.. The salt water will clean the jets we were told by Gene Kerman..

And remember, D-Au is a rover first and foremost so dont forget to come back down again after your head has been in the clouds for too long.. with those extra reaction wheels fitted.. well.. HANG ON VAL!!

Controls:

Ive kept the controls the same to the previous Assembly Rover should you wish to incorporate this one into your assembly line Rover(The other Dark Aurum on my Profile).

1. Blade Pitch Deploy
2. Front seat descend to ground
3. Front seat flip for inverted flight
5. Rotate Tail Lights
6. Juno engines on/off
7. Toggle inverted flight mode Ie. blade pitch/headlights/control point flip
8. Rocket Arm and Reticle
9. Front Canopy opens/closes
0. Trunk opens/Rear Swing chair extends
G. Undock Vtol Rig
U. Lights
Abort. Wings in/out

The Red/Blue flashing lights are still there
The Red/Green flying lights are still there.
Just manually operate those..

If you haven’t seen the original Dark Aurum PLEASE check it out on my profile. I just figured with a lower part more people would be interested as the assembly line to build this lil Rover takes up some Cpu and Ram. But to build it one self is part of the fun in this creation.. So do check out the Assembly line Rover that this guy was built with..