So Andrew or if Any of you jundroo devs see this, PLEASE take my idea and listen.

So currently aircraft are pretty easy to make in sp, but theres one problem... I have tried making an AS350B Astar and with my current techniques (Which I'm really good with) make it very difficult to get the curvy shape of the fuselage correct. and for my methods it won't look right it will look too square (And I'm a really good builder).

So here's my idea and I really hope you guys at Jundroo implement it.

So currently we only have 4 fuselage shape options: Curved, smooth, hard, and circular.

Now these curves have proven very easy to manipulate with the implementation of fuselage slicing but for some vehicles you still can't get the shape on point unless you use alot of parts which isnt good on performance and sometimes even looks.

So here's my idea: You take a basic fuselage or hollow fuselage part and you have a few options: Add corners, remove corners, and manipulate (Drag/Move) the said corners. By adding/removing and manipulating these corners you can the perfect fuselage shape which will be perfect for replica aircraft.

Allow me to explain how it works if you will.

Let's look at the basic circular fuselage part. You will see that it isn't actually a circle but a bunch of corners and lines to imitate a circle. Now what IF instead of having these 4 curve options we could make our own by doing the following:

We take the fuselage part and we have an option to add or remove corners and these corners need to be draggable/manipulateable... Once you add or remove enough corners to your liking you can then take each and every individual corner and drag them into a position you would like in order to form the desired shape. This should also work on the hollow fuselage and glass fuselage parts.

Once you have added/removed and put each corner in a place to your liking, you can then mirror one side to the other so it's even and just right. Kind of like when you place one part on Kerbal Space Program and it places 4 others in perfect symmetry or it can just be a button to mirror it.

Now this won't work for the sides or top and bottom of the fuselage parts, only the front and back. It will kind of work like a 2D plane instead of 3D so that you don't have corners going backwards or forwards, only up, down, left, and right.

There should be 2 methods to drag the corners: Free drag and an adjustable precision snap drag.

And one last idea: The ability to precision slice fuselage parts by slicing them by 0.1% or lower instead of 1% or by time consumingly adjusting them in the overload menu.

If you are reading this Jundroo: PLEASE hear me out and implement my ideas.

That is all and thank you for making such a wonderful game.