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G9 Rigger Freigter "Twilight"

Luke Skywalker: No, my father didn't fight in the Clone Wars. He was a navigator on a spice freighter.
Obi-Wan Kenobi: That's what your uncle told you. He didn't hold with your father's ideals; he felt he should've stayed here and not gotten involved.

The G9 Rigger Freighter "Twilight" is an "Old beat up spice freighter" from Star Wars which Anakin commandeered during the Clone Wars, and it was on this ship that he and his Jedi Apprentice, Ahsoka, would usually go on missions. It was lightly armed, and not very fast or agile, but once Anakin began to modify it it became a formidable ship. It was large enough to carry as much as 70 tons of goods, and could fit a small starfighter in the back.

This was probably the hardest tech I've built so far. Usually, in order for something to fly it needs to be symmetrical. The Twilight obviously is not, which created a problem. The wing tended to drag behind, and either fall or lift too much. I eventually managed to balance the ship, but I had to use the space that would have been the hangar bay. I was also able to get it to fly almost perfectly straight, it only requires slight adjustment every so often. I had planned on having a starfighter inside an openable/closeable hangar, but I ended up needing the extra thrust in the rear of the ship. I did, however, add the deployable pylon underneath the ship; push x while you're in the air and the arm will drop. Don't try to land once you've done this, it's pretty much impossible without crashing. Also, this tech is only technically able to fly, don't try anything fancy. Most of your efforts will probably be directed at keeping it flying straight. Also, for some strange reason the ship seems to turn better if you roll the opposite way from how you would normally roll when you turn.

Loadout:
2 Hawkeye Repeater Rifles
1 Hawkeye Railgun

Max Speed: Avg 68 mph (when ship is level)

Max Fuel Capacity: 3 minutes

Link to my workshop:
https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/id/paj329/myworkshopfiles/