Well, this was a total time taker!(2 hours) Anyways, the D.180 Trainer was introduced in 1946 by Disfer. It was a general aircraft that was very mauverable and easy to learn. After a humongous sucsessful venture of 2000 plus aircraft made, the plane finally discontinued publicly in 1995, but copies are still sold.This actually flies pretty well, and here are some controls:
=====Controls=====
Roll/Pitch: Cockpit Yoke.
Throttle: Engine.
ACT1: Runway... y Lights.
Act2: Wing Lights.
ACT3: Tail Light.
ACT4: Cockpit light.
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Enjoy!
-Disfer
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Specifications
General Characteristics
- Created On iOS
- Wingspan 65.4ft (19.9m)
- Length 47.9ft (14.6m)
- Height 20.2ft (6.2m)
- Empty Weight 5,696lbs (2,583kg)
- Loaded Weight 9,961lbs (4,518kg)
Performance
- Horse Power/Weight Ratio 0.301
- Wing Loading 16.5lbs/ft2 (80.4kg/m2)
- Wing Area 604.8ft2 (56.2m2)
- Drag Points 5960
Parts
- Number of Parts 110
- Control Surfaces 5
- Performance Cost 453
Thank you very much@FennVectorCWA
Thanks, please try it out! @spefyjerbf
@DisferGoatz I just got sensitive ears so sometimes thing are louder than what others can hear.
it's okay@septicfoot
@DisferGoatz oh your not.....um sorry:3
@septicfoot
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@DisferGoatz OK OK just stop screaming:3
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Thanks all, Please download it!
@Engineeroftomorrow thanks! Please download it so that you can see really how awesome it is 'Hint Hint'
@InGinNear thanks!
Also, doesn't handles like a peach mean very well maneuverable?
Also, please consider not saying part of my name, but it's your choice whether you want to call me Disfer or nothing at all.
Anyways, I'll check it out!
looks awesome
???@InGinNear @RockNRoll99
Thanks! Please try it out!@InGinNear
Please no self advertising, anyways:
To follow some one, go to their profile (it should have 9 planes and all my comments, as well as my username) and press the star next to my name.
@RockNRoll99
I have a question. How do you follow some one?I tried looking but couldn't figure it out. BTW check out the new planes I have made the took me a while.