This will be the last post about the A350, because it is finished. (And you can download it here.)

The story begins with BaconAircrafts' airliner challenge. I chose between some airliners and ended up deciding to build an A350.

After finding blueprints and information on the plane I started building. My goal was to make it as accurate as possible, so I started with a round fuselage (parts to make your own round fuselage):

I finished the fuselage, made the tail section and made an engine and a gear bogie (you can actually download the bogie here.):

Then I went on and gave the main wing depth and added the airbrakes:

Soon after the mechanisms for the flaps were installed:

I attached the engines, made the ailerons and decided on a colour scheme:

Next up to be attached was the gear:

Now it was only details left (windows and SAS text) but here I decided to stop and make one more mobile friendly version while the part count still was low. The mobile friendly version can be downloaded here. Then I added the windows and doors:

Lastly I struggled with the SAS text, but I finally got it looking really good.

Photos Of The Finished A350

The A350 in its finished glory.

Taking off.

Picture from the side at cruise flight.

Coming in for a landing.

Showing the air brakes.

Closeup from the side.

The A350-900 XWB looks cool.