1 man copter, mini PP, stowaway capability, pilot, MG with HD ammo front (9 shots); FT back (4 shots); RGM front; 2 1 sp. EWP with 2 MML (7 shots each); Acc. 5, HC 3; 5000 lbs., $33,830.00
Design notes - Well, after the Aston Martin and Spy Hunter, I might as well detail the third great Car Wars model - "Little Nelly," the James Bond chopper from You Only Live Twice. Clearly the movie chopper was why Car Wars has the 'stowaway capability' in the rules. This was a late 2037 design yet it needs to be updated & tweaked. The massive FT should probably be an LFT and maybe MG into LMG. Also, there should be a new weapon, those mini-aerial bomblets.
Design Contest

According to this great James Bond page, the weponry is: "two fixed machine guns (synchronised to a range of 100 yards), smoke emitters, air-to-air missiles, a flame thrower (with a range of 80 yards) and aerial mines. " This is accurate dialogue, but it's incomplete. This site paraphrases (and is more accurate): "‘Little Nellie’ autogyro: armed with two forward-firing synchronised machine guns, forward-firing rocket launchers, rear-firing flame guns, heat-seeking air-to-air missiles, smoke ejectors, aerial mines and helmet camera."

- "two forward-firing synchronised machine guns" (MG or LMG as above)
- "forward-firing rocket launchers" (they looked like the Uncle Al pic of the MML, but we know that's an artist's error; possibly they should be MFRP or VFRP)
- "rear-firing flame guns" (FT or LFT - actually, since this is RPG/military, maybe these could be a modified version of a portable FT...)
- "heat-seeking air-to-air missiles" (these didn't exist is 2037 but do now)
- "smoke ejectors" (actually I don't remember these from the film... it could just be part of the FT)
- "aerial mines" (as above)
- "helmet camera" (woop-de-doo)
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