@Oxen
Anyhow, that looks good.

I found a technique: start with like 1.1 [width] and 0.1 [height] then work your way down and Increase the angle with every panel @ZeroWithSlashedO

@Oxen
That is way better than what i could do.

Is this good click @ZeroWithSlashedO

Edit: I’ll change the body so it’ll look better, that’s just what it looks like so far

@Aviator01
I doubt that though.
I mean, why else would the Su-57 equipped with the laser which blinds all incoming IR missiles?

@Aviator01 Alright, link the place where you got that information from here.

Edit: Still haven't done it, he probably heard that on a random youtube video.

@DeveloperKorzalerke Common knowledge. The SU-57 has a large heat signature and was made by aircraft designers who prized maneuverability over everything else and thought “Oh cool, fancy stealth gimmicks. Let’s add some of that.”

Use trapezoid wing shapes as much as possible

Alright, thanks! @ZeroWithSlashedO

@Oxen
panellinggggggggg is pain
but panelling is pretty much the only way to it. I'm sorry, there's no easier way.

Alright, what about making the exterior, for the fuselage I use a normal block with corner 1 and 3 hard and 2 and 4 circular, and at a 45 degree angle. @ZeroWithSlashedO

For cockpits, I guess the only logical cockpit for a 5th generation is a glass cockpit.
For wings, Idk tbh. I guess just look at references?

Just use an oval fuselage to make the cookpit.

@Aviator01

The SU-57 is as much of a stealth plane as an A-10 fears tanks.

What is your source for that statement?

Ah, I was kinda leaning to the Su-57 because the 2 engines, and the body. @Aviator01

Base it on a different aircraft. The SU-57 is as much of a stealth plane as an A-10 fears tanks.

@Oxen
You’re somewhat welcome.

Thanks for the advice, this might help me make the entire aircraft! @X99STRIKER

You should make it be stealth.