S-64 Skycrane
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9.0 years ago
Auto Credit Based on aircraftarsenal123's S-64 Skycrane Prototype
Take off at 65% power with the crate (50% without) and feather the controls. Use the jet engines by (slowly) moving the VTOL slider HALF WAY. No more. none. nada. no. I made this version more stable and with a hollow crate as cargo. A Rear prop was added (a real pain in the butt because of the center of mass). <--- Be grateful. Also a few aesthetic and design changes were made to help with the performance. Overall, I think this is a solid helicopter, Enjoy!
Specifications
General Characteristics
- Predecessor S-64 Skycrane Prototype
- Created On Mac
- Wingspan 74.9ft (22.8m)
- Length 80.2ft (24.5m)
- Height 21.2ft (6.5m)
- Empty Weight 10,150lbs (4,603kg)
- Loaded Weight 48,346lbs (21,929kg)
Performance
- Power/Weight Ratio 0.604
- Horse Power/Weight Ratio 0.105
- Wing Loading 876.9lbs/ft2 (4,281.6kg/m2)
- Wing Area 55.1ft2 (5.1m2)
- Drag Points 15151
Parts
- Number of Parts 324
- Control Surfaces 2
- Performance Cost 1,018
I really just use a straight forward process. I can't (don't know how too) mod, so i download other peoples planes and mods for decal and decorations. i also use and save and modded fuselages i happen to stumble upon and can alter them in some cases to fit my purpose. also, i try to make planes that i have pictures of, so details are already planned out, i can also use side views and or top views to help the plane look as realistic as possible. furthermore, make lots of sub assemblies of little things you may have found in other peoples planes (be sure to give credit). otherwise its just getting use to it to the point that u can just sense how to do things. use the mirroring ability as well, there are different ways to cheat the game to something, such as put one part into another. other than that, it just comes with experience. @Leroytheleroy
@aircraftarsenal123 ,hey, I was wondering, do you think you could give me some tips,I've made a couple working planes,just don't know how to decorate and detail them.
thanks @JacobHardy64 @Bigsko05
This is awesome!
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