Link to the Airbase used in the picture
https://www.simpleplanes.com/a/4169yp/Target-Airbase-BSAF-Camp-Poostein-v1-700-parts
Link to vehicle used to capture pictures
https://www.simpleplanes.com/a/wPoq4O/T-64
Five relatively simple non-functioning replicas of B-52s parked on the ground. Models are 69 parts apiece, with 0 drag and maximum parts efficiency. Highly flammable and moderately durable. No target marker.
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Specifications
Spotlights
- DISHWASHER2005 15 days ago
- Aer0User 15 days ago
- NewWorldAerospace 14 days ago
- 126 14 days ago
- Jaspy190 13 days ago
- RealMicroZackSP 15 days ago
- Ashdenpaw1 15 days ago
- dussts 13 days ago
- Rob119WithA105mmHowitzer 15 days ago
- Boeing727200F 15 days ago
- MDzachSP 11 days ago
- IDK0 12 days ago
- MonsNotTheMonster 15 days ago
- MomoDesigns 15 days ago
- TheRealGoober 15 days ago
- SpiritOfNewYork 14 days ago
- PrussianAirlines 15 days ago
- Karroc9522 15 days ago
- SPTNR 11 days ago
General Characteristics
- Created On iOS
- Wingspan 1005.9ft (306.6m)
- Length 157.9ft (48.1m)
- Height 42.5ft (12.9m)
- Empty Weight 80,908lbs (36,699kg)
- Loaded Weight 201,910lbs (91,585kg)
Performance
- Wing Loading N/A
- Wing Area 0.0ft2 (0.0m2)
- Drag Points 0
Parts
- Number of Parts 71
- Control Surfaces 0
- Performance Cost 822
I made one fly :)
444th Air Base boneyard
mmmmmmmm GB-52s
nice
very nice
Good build
YOU'RE GROUNDED!!!
@MsMuseumJanitor impressive. If you want to post it, that's totally fine. I find it quite funny that someone took a non functioning prop and turned it into a working plane. :)
@SimplePotato I took one and scrapped the rest and hid engines and control surfaces and flew it, I didn't post it for the sake of originality
@MonsNotTheMonster Might throw in some MiG-21s too
Can you do one with tu95's
@MsMuseumJanitor I would like you to elaborate please
Of all the things that got me to silver, it was a bunch of dummy B-52s :P
amazing target practice