While the Gyrocopter is an unparalleled engineering marvel, some Dwarfs just can't keep themselves from tinkering with it. Skalli Rudderson is one such Dwarf Engineer. Not satisfied with the carrying capacity and offensive capabilities of your standard Gyrocopter, Skalli has spend the last 20 years perfecting his Multi-Seater.

The Multi-Seater has many useful purposes. It can be used to rescue stranded Dwarfs from precarious positions, or it can be used to airdrop a few Rangers into key positions. It is ideal for getting to and grabbing objectives quickly. Not only does Skalli's invention carry more Dwarfs, but it carries more weaponry. Now the Steam Gun is joined by a single-shot Dragon Gun that can puncture even the hardest of hides.

House Rules for Using this Crazed Invention in Your Games
Use all of the rules for the standard Dwarf Gyrocopter along with the following additions.

It's Bigger. Due to its larger size, the Multi-Seater has 1 additional Wound.

Carrying Capacity. The Multi-Seater can carry up to two additional Dwarfs with no reduction in movement. It can carry up to five Dwarfs (holding on the tail, landing gear, and the like), but its Fly Movement will be reduced to 10". These Dwarfs can load and unload at the beginning and/or end of the Movement Phase, but they can't use their own Movement and the Gyrocopter's Movement in the same turn. This ability is obviously most useful for transporting Characters or when playing Skirmish/Warband-scale games.

Single-Shot Dragon Gun. Treat and use the Dragon Gun exactly like you would an Organ Gun, except reduce the range to 12". The number of hits suffered is equal to HALF the number rolled on the Artillery Dice. If a Misfire causes the Dragon Gun to be Destroyed, the Multi-Seater takes a S5 hit.

As the name implies, the Single-Shot Dragon Gun can only be fired once before it has to be reloaded back at base. If the Multi-Seater spends an entire turn within 6" of any Dwarf War Machine, it has been reloaded and can fire the Dragon Gun again.