(Sorry about the grainy thumbnail, don't know how to resolve that...)
There aren't many F-80 Shooting stars on this website, and I aim to change that.
Rules:
Minimum Part Count is 100.
Maximum Part Count is 1,200.
Go as detailed or basic as you want.
Rubric for Judging:
How close is it to the real thing? x/20.
Does it fly realistically as an aircraft of it's era would? x/20.
Are the armaments accurate to the era? x/20.
BONUS POINTS: How detailed is the aircraft? x/10
If you plan to have details that make your design qualify for bonus points, please state so in the comments.
There will be a Non-Bonus winner and a bonus winner.
Prizes are the same for both categories.
1st: 15 Updoots and 3 spotlights (if possible)
2nd: 7 Updoots and 1 spotlight (if possible)
3rd: 5 updoots and no spotlight
Deadline is August the Fifth, 2022.
Have Fun!
Specifications
General Characteristics
- Created On Windows
- Wingspan 1.6ft (0.5m)
- Length 3.3ft (1.0m)
- Height 3.3ft (1.0m)
- Empty Weight 595lbs (270kg)
- Loaded Weight 595lbs (270kg)
Performance
- Wing Loading N/A
- Wing Area 0.0ft2 (0.0m2)
- Drag Points 385
Parts
- Number of Parts 3
- Control Surfaces 0
- Performance Cost 7
@Aeralis you might want to check this out.
@G2 oiko entonces thanks
@CyberBot17 Yeah, as long as it's based off of the F-80 but not heavily modified.
there's this plane called T-33 which is basically an F-80 but with a second seat, it is a trainer version and Paraguay(my goofy ahh country) had some of those from 1990 to 1998(yes, 1st gen fighter jet running in the 90's) does it still count if i make something like that?
This would be interesting. Hmmm maybe i should try joining. Alright my aircraft is gonna have custom engine, and armament. I suck at making old custom cockpits so i may make one or not. And maybe i will try putting on decals