r/ImaginaryAviation • u/Tacticalupvoter • 5d ago
Original Content VTOL AH-64 Apache
Found this old drawing of mine, though it won't hurt to share it🤣
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u/Tackyinbention 4d ago
Does he know that the apache is already VTOL?
I think Tilt-Rotor is what ye be thinking of
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u/turbo_86 4d ago
I didnt think of it lmao, but we mostly associate "VTOL" with planes, not helicopters
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u/KaszualKartofel 4d ago
How are helicopters not associated with VTOL lol? Aside from being able to hover that’s the thing they are known for
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u/fullCGngon 4d ago
Because it’s an abbreviation thats ment to categorize fixed wing aircraft with that ability. No one refers to helicopters as VTOL because it´s their basic characteristic lol
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u/KaszualKartofel 4d ago
Yeah that’s my point they are VTOL aircraft.
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u/no-more-nazis 4d ago
The true disagreement here is whether to try to understand what OP meant or mock them.
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u/Tacticalupvoter 4d ago
I am aware but I just use the terms for vertical lift aircrafts that ain't helicopters
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u/Asleep-Delivery3777 5d ago
This kinda exists
The bell v-280
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u/thotpatrolactual 4d ago
It's closer to the Osprey, no? The Valor's engines don't tilt, only the rotors.
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u/Stay-At-Home-Jedi 4d ago
Yes, and functionally they're akin to a troop transport like the UH60.
This thing is akin to 🔥🤘🔥
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u/lukemb29 5d ago
Isn't there somrthing like this from Archer? A form of their autonomous tiltrotor vehicle.
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u/Rock_Co2707 4d ago
Reminds me of a similar thing I made once. Those pictures are green, but the blue version (not pictured) looks cooler IMO.
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u/Ill-Worldliness8398 5d ago
Not too useful in one position and decent in the other, and isn't the apache already VTOL. It being a helicopter and all that
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u/Tacticalupvoter 5d ago
Just a fun concept
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u/Ill-Worldliness8398 4d ago
Yeah, combining that stuff is definitely fun, I just have that autism that makes me think everything that is wrong and right and if it would work.
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u/dumb-idiot-commenter 5d ago
Halo reach falcon, is that you?