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This took a long time to make. Please tell me possible paints too. The images on google had no color. It flys not too shabby. Id call it OK, but not extremley good. Be gentle to the pitch, because it might flip out of control. But has a low chace of happining. The wings took me longest to make, also the roll is fairly slow, but the pitch is faster, so be gentle. Happy flying! And if you are a ios user, blame it probably on the fusealage
Specifications
General Characteristics
- Successors 1 airplane(s)
- Created On iOS
- Wingspan 74.1ft (22.6m)
- Length 51.7ft (15.8m)
- Height 25.4ft (7.8m)
- Empty Weight 13,811lbs (6,265kg)
- Loaded Weight 25,939lbs (11,765kg)
Performance
- Power/Weight Ratio 0.779
- Wing Loading 11.7lbs/ft2 (57.0kg/m2)
- Wing Area 2,221.7ft2 (206.4m2)
- Drag Points 9895
Parts
- Number of Parts 382
- Control Surfaces 9
- Performance Cost 895
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13.8k TheSoundofLight@Teus but... They just rip apart ðŸ˜ðŸ˜ðŸ˜ðŸ˜„ I've tried. No solution!9.4 years ago
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18.6k Teus@TheSoundofLight You used normal blocks to connect the different pieces of the tail fins together. Don't do that, use wings.9.4 years ago
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13.8k TheSoundofLight@PlanesOfOld oh that was the earlier comment thanks for the paint9.4 years ago
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13.8k TheSoundofLight@PlanesOfOld Wth man you weren't involved in This9.4 years ago
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43.9k PlanesOfOldG38 was a grey silver and had black engines @TheSoundofLight9.4 years ago
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43.9k PlanesOfOld@Teus I tried teaching him before....9.4 years ago
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13.8k TheSoundofLight@Teus I don't really get your point.9.4 years ago
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18.6k Teus@TheSoundofLight Not rotators. Rotate them yourself.9.4 years ago
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13.8k TheSoundofLight@Teus I looked up g38 to and I didn't see any nose cones, I'm just plain horrible at rotators but the paint job sure!9.4 years ago
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13.8k TheSoundofLight@Teus nothing is perfect9.4 years ago
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13.8k TheSoundofLight@WalrusAircraft @planesnthings thanks bros!9.4 years ago
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18.6k TeusOkay it flies, and not that bad either. But I got to be honest with you, it just isn't a G38 yet. I advice you try it again. This time, just use normal blocks to make the fuselage and the cockpit. And give it a paintjob! https://www.simpleplanes.com/a/16o1XV/Junkers-G-38 This is what it looks like. Experiment with rotating wing pieces for the tail instead of blocks and try to use nosecones. They can come in really handy. Try to do new stuff. Experiment, experiment and experiment! Don't stop untill it's perfect. It got to be perfect!9.4 years ago
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109k WalrusAircraftCool!9.4 years ago
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13.8k TheSoundofLight@BaconAndEggs96 I heard you made a Junkers, here's mine!9.4 years ago
