Wow dude,
awesome build!
This is probably the largest you'd want to field a Brickville Union helicopter, thought I think something smaller would work better.
A big Gunship like that can bring a lot of firepower into play, but to have a true advantage over a tank it would need speed and thus
a weaker armor stat.
Otherwise, it's just a larger, more expensive tank, so it wouldn't be worth the cost.
Theblackdog wrote:Didn't you also have a fighter jet and a flying-wing bomber at some point? I know the pics got erased from MOCpages after that disk failure.
EDIT:
yep. Why'd you dismantle that? It looked awesome. The
drones you made would also be useful in the fast attack role. To add to the useless argument between Bragallot and OneEye, it's more fun to have a wide variety of units because it doesn't limit you to just one playstyle. Part of your army can be tanks that steamroll the enemy, part of your army can be stealth units, and another part can be fast-attack troops that make hit-and-run assaults.
Ok, first things first,
those drones are adorable!
Alright, the Zeus fighters are perfect examples of why I figured small attack helicopters would make a much better air support choice for the ABU.
The Union builds practical, semi-realistic Cold War-style military equipment and thus their fighters would be practical, semi-realistic Cold War-style supersonic-jets.
They would not waste their money on the technological nightmare of a complicated thrust vectoring system just so their pilots could burn all their fuel loitering over a battlefield while getting shot at.
In tabletop gameplay mechanics, this would basically translate into explosives being dropped on the battlefield out of no where when the ABU Jets make their bombing runs, which would be funtionally identical to what I thought the Gertrüde-B would be doing.
While the Zeus is a great bit of background fluff for the Brickville Union, it just doesn't fit for a Brikwar.
Now,
back to those adorably deadly drones!
While they are great micro-builds, I don't know how Unmanned Combat Vehicles would work in Brikwars.
Giving them ether
Simple or Regular Minds would probably be the easiest.
If that was the case, then the first two would be of mixed usefulness.
The Rhino would be a Simple Minded Kamikaze unit (always good), while the Stalker would pretty much be a Heavy Trooper.
The Buzzard, on the other hand, might be a deadly, if expensive, motherfracker depending on how you stat it.
In any case,
check out the Brikwars Rules chapter on special creations for ideas.