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MRR5 - Bomber Module OFFICIAL

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Vehicles: Vehicle, Air, Multi-vehicle, Technical, Creative, Land, Fire, Mechanical, Subassembly, Advanced

Tags: v1.3.12

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24 Feb, 2021 @ 5:37am

7 Nov, 2021 @ 12:05pm

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MRR5 Modular Helicopter MODULES

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Description

This is a module for the modular helicopter MRR5 Gnisir
MRR5 Gnisir Link: https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2406382059

To attach the module, either pick up with the helicopter from the air or reverse the helicopter over the container module when driving on the ground. You can also place the module inside the workbench editor inside the helicopter container attachment.
If the module includes a remote control, remember to take the remote control out of the module and place it in the cockpit as a center console.

Check out the full collection of modules you can attach to the helicopter

Modules Collection Link:https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2406392990

Feel free to join my discord server where I regularly post updates on my current projects and sometimes stream the building and host competitions.
https://discord.gg/ctzP2w7

I'm doing build streams every Sunday over at Twitch. More info is released on my discord server.
https://www.twitch.tv/l0rgs

Do not reupload any part of this creation without specific allowance

44 Comments

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Shadow 19 May @ 1:15pm

absolutely amazing build

Jackal 8 May @ 12:11pm

While I really like this creation all the modules and the aircraft it self is very good, loading modules in the world can be very finicky. I've also noticed specifically with this module though I will check the others. The 'controllers' that need to be dragged to the cockpit are a pain to move and in this module's case, has no way to release, to drag to cockpit (unless I'm blind) but I checked the logic and no release for the controller connector. I so was just tugging it. To make it work I had to connect a push button to release, after that it all appeared to work as intended.

So again I like this but needs key improvements.