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I made this video when the ship first came out to show off the incredible unobstructed view afforded by its massive expanse of cockpit glass. I guess you can consider the video's thumbnail to be a bonus image!

Flyving (verb): The act of flying/driving your SRV fowards at extreme speed by bouncing and/or boosting up into the air and then tilting down and applying more boost to push the SRV forwards in much the same way as a helicopter. By doing this consistently over a series of bounces the SRV can easily get up to speeds well in excess of 100 m/s.

Not sure if this is entirely what you had in mind but .. having constructed "The Happy Bottom Riding Club" as a place for racers to meet up at and share a drink or three I then set about my primary goal for this system, namely turning it into a mecca for racing fans. I'll be using EDCoPilot's time trial facility to setup various actual races around the system (including a fairly obvious hill climb and a long distance cross country race over the hills you can see in the distance on final approach to "Camp Bucky" in the first video), but for starters the second video here shows testing already in progress for the first of Camp Bucky's construction yard circuit tracks.

I would argue that it's impossible to have more fun than outfitting ALL of your Type 10's hardpoints with packhound missiles and then taking it bounty hunting.

In this week's episode of Lave Radio we conduct a lengthy interview with Razzafrag, the developer of EDCoPilot who tells us all about its extensive feature list and lengthy development history.

Timestamped link to interview section of the show (which seems not to have worked here - timestamp is 01:11:37):

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Sorry, this is a tad over a minute (it's an old video) but I thought it was still worth submitting.

There are so many incredible bits of Elite: Dangerous audio (one favourite of mine is the way ships creak and groan while they're in glide mode) but Frontier sometimes go above and beyond that and add genuine little Easter Eggs to be discovered in their audio too.

I expect many are familiar with the sounds a Thargoid Sensor makes but did you know that if you take a Sensor to a Thargoid base then the call it makes gets a response from the structure on the surface!