Bad-guy plane, testing WWII aerial unique impellers. ACT=1 unleash air-ground missiles, kill a few bridges. Built on a Kindle, but.. Not mobile-friendly.
Specifications
General Characteristics
- Created On Mac
- Wingspan 159.7ft (48.7m)
- Length 58.1ft (17.7m)
- Height 30.7ft (9.4m)
- Empty Weight 44,839lbs (20,338kg)
- Loaded Weight 114,354lbs (51,870kg)
Performance
- Power/Weight Ratio 1.149
- Horse Power/Weight Ratio 0.069
- Wing Loading 55.5lbs/ft2 (271.1kg/m2)
- Wing Area 2,059.1ft2 (191.3m2)
- Drag Points 28421
Parts
- Number of Parts 1008
- Control Surfaces 8
- Performance Cost 2,933
Thanks, @zgushenka
Thank you, this model is a monster to build on a tablet. Uses engines others are "scared" to try. @AaronSonAirCrafts
@Stingray Np
Thanks, @Steadfastcontracting
@Stingray ahha
Yeah, couldn't resist -- someone posted those ridiculous outer engines, saying no one could apply them. @Nickasaurus
omg!!!!
Thankss, @frankensteinmoneymac This simple model has the largest prop-type engines I have come across on SP. For future reference.
At least you could download. My kindle would not download an item I built on the kindle. @Delphinus
Thank you, @Delphinus -- this desktop monster's performance actually exceeded my expectations, so I shared it. But, I prefer to remain mobile-friendly with other posts.
Thx, yes I did Independence Day "1400+ parts" ship also on a kindle. Here, those four outer HUGE engines were posted for public use, with the challenge that no one could really use them. Challenge accepted, accomplished. @bjac0
@TehDuck correction: 1008 parts (insert dank devious smile meme)
Thanks! My Kindle android crashed a few times when I built this one. Had to post via a faster desktop. @TehDuck
1000 parts ? Damn ...
looks really unique