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Illustration by Hidetaka Tenjin, CG Works by Masato Takahashi

VF-3000 Crusader
The Performance Enhanced Enlarged VF-1 Variable Fighter

Aircraft Explanation:
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[Source: Macros M3]

Down: Variable Guraaji

Main Pilots:
Maria Fariina Jiinasu, Maximilian Jiinasu

Data: *Data is only when in Fighter form
Affiliation: Unified Forces
Length: 15.5 m
Width: 16.1 m
Empty Weight: 11,950 kg
Engine: 2x Shinnakasu / P&W / Royce FF-2450A Thermonuclear Turbine Engine
Thrust: 2x 22,500 kg (maximum in space)
Cruising Speed: Mach 3.1+ (at 10,000 m)
Armament: 2x Mauler ROV-22, 1x Howard GU-11 55 mm Gatling Gun Pod, 6x under-variable-sweep wing armament stations, other

Size Comparison:
VF-1J, VF-3000

Development Chart:
VF-1 > VF-3000

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Reverse Left [Pg 03]

Operation Record
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Standard Armament
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Fighter Mode
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Up: Max's Aircraft
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Up: Miria's Airacraft
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Aircraft Variations [Source: Advanced Valkyrie]*
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* Translator's note: originally "Advanced Valkyrie Version"

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Transformation Sequence (Fighter Form To Battroid Form)
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Nose
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Torso
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Arms
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Chest
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Leg 1
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Leg 2
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Reverse Right [Pg 04]

Battroid Mode
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Left: Max's Aircraft

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Down: Miria's Aircraft

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Leg
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Comparison With The VF-1
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Left: VF-3000

Left: VF-1

Three-Side Diagram
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* Translator's note: originally "Advanced Valkyrie Version"

Head
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Related Matter: VF-3000B Bomber Valkyrie
A bomber specification aircraft variant of the VF-3000, furnished with a tail that combines the horizontal and vertical stabilizers in the rear of the aircraft. [Source: Advanced Valkyrie]

Right: Bomber Mode
Even though an impression of the VF-3000 is left in the cockpit block and the front part of the fuselage, the nose has grown into a long, sharp form.

Left: Battroid Mode
Horizontal binocular type TV eyes are the feature of Battroid form. The structure of the forearms and legs differs from that of the VF-3000, and its externals give a slimmer impression.

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© Aaron Sketchley