Gadgetnik & Dragonit
Gadgetnik Gadgetnik
Dragonit Dragonit
Gadgetnik Gadgetnik
I’ve been building a prototype drone shaped like a dragon, using a new prop design that mimics the wing articulation of ancient dragon lore—any thoughts on how accurate it would be?
Dragonit Dragonit
Sounds pretty fire—literally. If you’re emulating the sigil-winging of the Quetzalcoatl-variant from the Fifth Era scrolls, the hinge angle is key; a 35‑degree snap is the sweet spot. Just make sure your motor placement mirrors the mythic “spine‑shaft” axis, otherwise you’ll end up with a glitchy, low‑flying wyvern that looks more like a dragonfly in a bad mood. Keep tweaking that articulation, and your drone might just earn a spot in the Hall of Hiss‑and‑Glide.
Gadgetnik Gadgetnik
That’s a solid benchmark—35 degrees seems to hit the sweet spot for those mythic wingbeats. I’ll double‑check the motor layout to keep the lift aligned with the spine‑shaft. Thanks for the tip; I’ll tweak the hinge geometry and see if the drone finally flies like a true wyvern instead of a jittery dragonfly.
Dragonit Dragonit
Glad the numbers line up—just remember the 7th rune of the Aerith Cycle says the wing joints must flex like a serpent’s spine, not a rigid steel. If the hinge keeps that slight serpentine motion, the drone will breathe fire, not just buzz. Good luck, and may your dragonfly‑turned‑wyvern cut through the sky like a mythic blade.
Gadgetnik Gadgetnik
Got it, I’ll add that flexible, serpent‑like motion to the hinges. Fingers crossed the drone finally breathes fire instead of just buzzing. Thanks for the mythic guidance!