Just put these bad boys together, took me about a day to complete them both.
    What you are looking at is the all new and improved Black Ops II VTOL which I've rebuilt finally, as well as building the Warship version from Multiplayer. If it's easy enough to tell the difference, the all gray one is the standard VTOL transport, which possesses a small minigun under the nose, as well as having the circular shaped engines, and the third engine located in between the vertical stabilizers. I also managed to making a much nicer interior design compared to my old version (which is not a Warship, Warships possess heavier weapons such as a dual MG turret under the nose, rocket pods, and different engines, as well as a tan color scheme), as well as having an open able ramp unlike my first version. The all tan (or oak wood/ if doing the digital camouflage design, I would have most likely used spruce wood for the dark camouflage parts), is the 'Warship' version. You'll also notice the different engines, unlike the standard VTOL, these are supposed to be shaped like slightly squashed hexagons. You'll also notice the large intake bars on the tail which is seen on the aircraft in the game, as well as this VTOL having horizontal stabilizers, and weapons added on.
    I also raised the top and main wings up half a slab on the Warship and not the standard VTOL due to the third engine would have been affected by the design adjustment, unlike the Warship version not having to worry about this design issue. (I successfully installed landing gear as well as the doors in opened position for them)
    I also built the left engine (right if viewed from rear) in vertical position, and the right (left) in horizontal so you could see how I set those up. Had a lot of trouble with the vertical engines due to shaping, and the horizontal engine on the Warship looks weird and short from a side view even though I built everything modeled as perfectly as I could off of photos.
    I will not be removing the old VTOL as that one was basically my first attempt, as well as the fact that I view it as being a very interesting aircraft to use on worlds. ( I also plan on doing a tutorial on the old version as well as the new one when I can set myself up with a recording program on my computer).