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Thunderbird 1
The first of the ships is known as Thunderbird One. The craft has a sharp red nosecone, along with a cylindrical silver body, and a powerful blue engine. It has 4 variable-cycle gas turbine engines; 4 booster rockets; 1 variable-mode engine operating as a high-performance sustainer rocket for launch or boost as a variable-cycle gas turbine in flight. There is even the pitch and yaw jets; 20 forward and 25 rear. It also has a pair of small sweep wings on the sides of the craft, and the cross shaped bottom is positioned in the manner of a plus sign. It is 115ft tall, with a 80ft (35m when the wings are extended) wingspan, and a body diameter of 12ft. It has a definite underside and topside when flying horizontally; the underside has only one VTOL variable-mode jet engine operating as a rocket or variable-cycle gas turbine hover jet, while the topside has "THUNDERBIRD" written down it, completed by the "1" painted on both sides of the blue coloured section. The interior goes from the nosecone to the wings. The pilot's chair is located at the front, near the nosecone, where the windows are. There are no front facing windows, with the aerodynamic nosecone taking up the entire front.
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Jonson
Pilot of Thunderbird
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