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Six bladed Spitfire powered by Rolls-Royce Griffin piston engines. Flys canyons, reaches 550+ MPH at 10,000 feet. LAUNCH CRITICAL: HOLD Pitch Full Up Before takeoff (or boom). Full Throttle, wheels up, enjoy. (Was intended for @planesofold racer challenge, but apparently this is not a trainer that will ever meet simpleplanes limited tests).
Specifications
General Characteristics
- Created On Android
- Wingspan 35.8ft (10.9m)
- Length 29.4ft (9.0m)
- Height 8.8ft (2.7m)
- Empty Weight 5,434lbs (2,465kg)
- Loaded Weight 8,853lbs (4,015kg)
Performance
- Power/Weight Ratio 1.522
- Wing Loading 39.4lbs/ft2 (192.3kg/m2)
- Wing Area 224.8ft2 (20.9m2)
- Drag Points 2213
Parts
- Number of Parts 74
- Control Surfaces 8
- Performance Cost 319
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50.4k StingrayMany thanks! @Allstarship9.5 years ago
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15.9k AllstarI love me some spitfires!9.5 years ago
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3,096 WWIIPlaneBuilderYea... I have seen them in videos, look real cool too... But there is a game with one in it and it is AWESOME. (Game is War Thunder) @Stingray9.5 years ago
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50.4k StingrayYes, this was renamed the SeaFire as it also served later on in the Korean War. The end & top model of the Spitfire ever made - there are YouTube videos of (the real one) flying. @WWIIPlaneBuilder9.5 years ago
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50.4k StingrayThanks for testing - this prop WWII model is the best all-around simple model from me, so far - I usually do single engine craft. @TheLatentImage9.5 years ago
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3,096 WWIIPlaneBuilderOh ok... Didn't realise that they would have made an airforce version!@Stingray9.5 years ago
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Mod TheLatentImageNice dude, I like this build. Good stuff buddy.9.5 years ago
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50.4k StingrayThanks for rating @jacobhardy649.5 years ago
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50.4k Stingray@WWIIPlaneBuilder Agree one &the same. The Spitfire XIX is also referred to as the Spitfire/Seafire with 6 bladed Rotol propellers.9.5 years ago
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3,096 WWIIPlaneBuilderIsn't this a Seafire mk47? Not a spitfire?9.5 years ago
