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Overwatch Slipstream "Tracer" [UPDATED]

The Slipstream was an experimental aircraft designed and built by Overwatch. It was meant to be a teleporting fighter, but something went catastrophically wrong during its inaugural test flight. The teleportation matrix malfunctioned, and both it and the Slipstream's pilot, Tracer, disappeared.

Now, following this game hype I recreated that sleek jet into Besiege. It main features are tiltable engine that can switch from VTOL configuration into forward flight with single button press.

It armed with twin cannon to engage targets, it does not have teleporter matrix but it's still very fast in game.

Taking off vertically is kinda tricky without proper practice even tho its still possible, but I suggest you take off normally like any other plane.

How-to-VTOL: Hold Accelerate (Z) and Pitch Up (G) at the same time, to correct its angle you can use roll combined with splitsecond release of the Accelerate and/or Pitch button. After gained enough altitude (approx. a tower high) press the toggle engine button (C) while still holding accelerate and pitch button.
Sounds complicated? Just unpin or press C when you start the simulation and take off like any other plane.

Default One-Hand Controls --

• Pitch: T/G
  
• Roll: F/H
  
• Yaw:R/Y
  
• Toggle Vertical/Forward Flight: C
  
• Accelerate/Decelerate: Z/X
  
• Fire Cannons: J
  
• Retract/Extend Landing Gears: Right Alt/.

Alternative Two-Hand Controls --

• Pitch: Up/Down
  
• Roll:Left/Right
  
• Yaw: A/D (Must use one of camera modes)
  
• Accelerate/Decelerate: W/S (Must use one of camera modes)
  
• Toggle Vertical/Forward Flight: C
  
• Fire Cannons: Num 0

Camera modes --

• Third Person: 1
  
• First Person: 2

Block count: 310

Skin used: Sterling Silver - Texture Pack
Teal colored blocks and orange starting blocks are unreleased and not included

EDIT.11.Aug Compatibility update for the new 0.32 physics