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Trent 1000

Did you know; a GE90-115b turbofan engine can generate an equivalent of over 100,000 mechanical horsepower? Now you know.

That sure is one very smooth engine you got there. It looks almost exactly like the GEnx and Rolls-Royce Trent 1000 engines used on the Boeing 787 if you asked me.

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This is an engine teaser :)

I made my first "detailed" engine for the upcoming W330-500 since the engine that is currently on the plane is worth a total of around 500+ parts. The new engine i made has only 60 parts. The higher part count is reserved for PC user and the lower part count will be the one made public because I want to allow both Mobile and PC users to enjoy the same build.

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Here is the engine:

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also use smoothing, smoothing helps yes

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wait i didnt even show the slant lol

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@PlanePlaneThe66373637 um its mostly changing the width and the height bit by bit, if its about the slant, I used finetuner to angle it forward a bit then reconnected it so that the front is connected to the top instead of to each other so that i can fill in the gaps that are made by the angled piece. Then the part the fills the gap would connect to the part behind it which makes it smooth.

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How you make the front smooth?

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also use smoothing, smoothing helps yes

wait i didnt even show the slant lol

@PlanePlaneThe66373637 um its mostly changing the width and the height bit by bit, if its about the slant, I used finetuner to angle it forward a bit then reconnected it so that the front is connected to the top instead of to each other so that i can fill in the gaps that are made by the angled piece. Then the part the fills the gap would connect to the part behind it which makes it smooth.

How you make the front smooth?

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Mmmmmmmmyes

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