New Version GAU-19/A, B, ect

Ok, so first things first. Shout out to @RocCrafter101 for their work on the M134 I used the handle and support for the turret to make this happen.

GAU-19/A "middle front": 138lbs, .50 Cal, 887m/s, 2000rpm.
Increased barrel rotation speed to match fire rate. Added tiny Minigun inside model to make the bullets come from one spot and improve the audio a little. Attached the end of the ammo belt to the primary attachment point via XML. So now all you have to do is attach the main part to your wing/fuselage and then nudge the rotor forward one big step, then move the assembly where ever you like.

GAU-19/B "outboard front": 106lbs, .50 Cal, 887m/s, 1300rpm.
The lighter weight version for Helicopters and ground vehicles. Has handle added to the back for personnel use. This one is more tricky to attach, you'll have to nudge one of the rotors out, mount the assembly then nudge it back and then everything into place. Sry the handle just makes it difficult.

GAU-19/B Mounted "in the simulated truck bed": This has a maximum rotation of 135 deg or the ammo belt detonates.on further testing I recommend setting vertical range to 35 and rotation to like 120. Sorry I missed this. VTOL and Trim to control. Just attach the bottom rotor where you want it then nudge the assembly flush. You don't need to mess with the ammo box, I've attached it to the main rotor like the Aircraft version.

AN/M2 Browning "Center front": Updated to not require the wing part. Save as a sub assembly then open it up in you're simple planes folder. replace the top part with this (
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<DesignerParts>
<DesignerPart name="AN/M2 Browning .50Cal" category="Weapons" icon="Gun-1" description="The M2 Machine Gun or Browning .50 Caliber Machine Gun is a heavy machine gun designed toward the end of World War I by John Browning. Attaches like intakes.">
<Assembly>
) This will allow you to use it in the weapons folder. Same can be done with any other sub assemblies.

Enjoy!