WOIN Any one have stats for a helicopter in WOIN NOW?

TheHirumaChico

Explorer
The NOW Core Rulebook has a variety of ground vehicle stats (very useful, thank you!), but there is an unfortunate lack of aircraft. Any suggestions on stats for something like a Mi-17 Hip? And any thoughts on how one might adjust the Eons #133 Car Chases rules to accommodate a pair of these helicopters with bad guys chasing a couple of trucks/lorries and SUVs? The bad guys aren't suicidal, so they're not going to set down in front of the lorries on a blind turn or something like that, but they will be shooting at the ground vehicles and trying to force them to stop. Any suggestions are greatly appreciated.
 

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M3woods

Explorer
Mil Mi-17
  • Year: 1977
  • Cost: $2,750,000
  • Adj: 15,125,000
  • Quality: Exceptional (+2d6)
  • Upgrades: 14 (6 remaining)
  • Occupancy: 3 (pilot, co-pilot, engineer)/+up to 24 troops
  • SPEED: 17
  • ACCEL: 9
  • HANDL: 6
  • HEALTH: 156
  • SOAK: 15
  • DEFENSE: 4
1x Gryazev-Shipunov GSh-23 autocannon (6d6 Ballistic damage, Range 16)
2x Rocket Pods (14x S-8 rockets (6d6+2 Heat Damage, Range 20, Burst 4, Artillery)
 



TheHirumaChico

Explorer
Other than the fact that it flies, I assume he just used the usual vehicle conversion rules.
Ahh, my bad, I saw the title "Converting Vehicles" on p.117 of the NOW rulebook and skipped over it since I thought it was more about how to Pimp My Ride and convert listed vehicles into armed Road Warrior machines, which is not what I was seeking. I didn't consider that it might also include guidelines for creating vehicle stats from scratch. Thank you for pointing this out Morrus!
 

M3woods

Explorer
Other than the fact that it flies, I assume he just used the usual vehicle conversion rules.
Yes, I used the conversion rules in N.O.W. for all the stats. The one exception is ACCEL. Since it's near impossible to find the 0-60 time for aircraft, I had to seek out a formula for that. Which then required me to find a formula for determining power (thrust/lift). Yay, math!
 

TheHirumaChico

Explorer
Yes, I used the conversion rules in N.O.W. for all the stats. The one exception is ACCEL. Since it's near impossible to find the 0-60 time for aircraft, I had to seek out a formula for that. Which then required me to find a formula for determining power (thrust/lift). Yay, math!
Thanks so much, you rock! If you could share that math formula you found for power (thrust/lift), that would be terrific so that I could do this myself in the future.
 

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