Gear-Speed Team Racing - 3d Printing Spaceship Challenge

grabcad

This is my initial entry for the 3D printing spaceship challenge. Though it may be formatted incorrectly and submitted a tad late, consider it a mere starting point, as every misstep presents an opportunity to learn. I'd love to hear your thoughts on it and rest assured that I'll bring even more solid submissions in the future. As I envisioned the design with high-speed drones in mind, you can see four flaps covered areas, which would be concealed by folding back reveal laser-powered engines placed just like drone propellers. Upon activation, these thrusters will grant vertical takeoff and landing capabilities, a tighter turning radius, and greater agility overall. Note that I strategically positioned the primary three rocket engines at the rear of the central fuselage section with one unit stationed on each wing for stability. In particular, the design team GearSpeed Racing devised this inter-atmospheric racing champion to test the limits of flight in racing configurations within this discipline of endurance racing where aircraft soar and touch high velocities and ranges. To give it that competitive edge and stand out, it boasts a distinctive red and white #9 finish in full flair style - with one last word for now; Good luck, as each runner must cross their respective finishing line, all are strong contestants, but winners must excel at every phase from design through execution and all will face high speeds head-on.