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[Finn·Balor]The Devil's heart

4,634 Romantic  5.9 years ago
11,874 downloads
Auto Credit Based on Romantic's The Devil's hearts

The above is a twin-engine version
Today is January 1st, I wish you all a happy New Year!
Today, I will give this engine as a gift to you.
Name: TheDevil's Heart
Single shot maximum thrust 30t during normal work
Open the afterburner maximum thrust 40t
AG1 opens the afterburner
This engine also has a vector function
Here are photos





Use this engine casually, but if you want to put it on your work, please indicate that the engine comes from me: D

Removing its bracket will not be so heavy! ! !

Then, I am making this plane



90% completion

Thank you for your support!!!!

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General Characteristics

  • Predecessor The Devil's hearts
  • Successors 6 airplane(s) +14 bonus
  • Created On Windows
  • Wingspan 8.2ft (2.5m)
  • Length 31.5ft (9.6m)
  • Height 12.9ft (3.9m)
  • Empty Weight 335,524lbs (152,191kg)
  • Loaded Weight 512,775lbs (232,591kg)

Performance

  • Power/Weight Ratio 0.052
  • Wing Loading N/A
  • Wing Area 0.0ft2 (0.0m2)
  • Drag Points 4009

Parts

  • Number of Parts 626
  • Control Surfaces 0
  • Performance Cost 2,016
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    How do you make the afterburner effect?

    1.6 years ago
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    beautiful, but does anyone have the background link?

    +2 3.6 years ago
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    thank you

    4.0 years ago
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    9,711 Morty

    U enter on the hystory of SP

    4.4 years ago
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    Make one@og31S

    5.6 years ago
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    650 og31S

    smh I could make a mobile-friendly one but too lazy

    +2 5.8 years ago
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    4,109 JetFly

    and that's how to get 2k in 25 days

    +3 5.8 years ago
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    4,634 Romantic

    @GeneralOliverVonBismarck No. . . I just finished the test today.

    +1 5.8 years ago
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    Can't wait for the plane!

    +1 5.8 years ago
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    2,034 Resource

    Just to run this requires processing power. wow

    +2 5.8 years ago
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    1,986 JediWolf

    @Roadrunner232 but I could use my Overload hax and build a podracer engine block!

    +1 5.9 years ago
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    1,986 JediWolf

    @Roadrunner232 wish I could but MOBILE player here sooo ;-;

    +1 5.9 years ago
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    4,634 Romantic

    @Tresinator Just make it with mod and parts

    +2 5.9 years ago
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    4,634 Romantic

    @Tresinator Hahaha,thank you for your compliment,brother.

    +2 5.9 years ago
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    35.1k AdlerSteiner

    romantic.

    5.9 years ago
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    TEACH MEEEEEEEEEEEE please!@Romantic

    5.9 years ago
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    This is just, the most beautiful engine I have ever seen and maybe will see, on SimplePlanes.com.

    5.9 years ago
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    10.2k SuperSix

    So not a big surprise you can build a good

    +1 5.9 years ago
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    4,634 Romantic

    Yeah Im not a new player.@SuperSix

    +1 5.9 years ago
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    10.2k SuperSix

    I have a feeling this is not a new player at all

    5.9 years ago
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    20.7k JessaLeih

    @LiamW at the very least make a variant of the design with a shallow v-tail, just for the lols.

    5.9 years ago
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    11.3k LiamW

    I can’t say I’m an expert but I’ve done a lot of reading about it for an RC design. My verdict was that actively controlled split ailerons can be more stabilising for less weight and drag. They have less effect than a fully-moving rudder but the inherent instability of the aircraft aids maneuverability. You’ll also notice that many (if not most) publicised 6th gen concepts use split ailerons and thrust vectoring instead of fins. It’s all a matter of trade offs really @BogdanX

    5.9 years ago
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    4,634 Romantic

    thanks!@Hexcorpz

    +1 5.9 years ago
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    10.9k Rub3n213

    Bruuuhhhhhh

    10/10

    5.9 years ago
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    11.3k LiamW

    I’m actually not sure why fighter aircraft are still being designed with vertical fins. Since they are all fly-by-wire with no mechanical backup, there’s no safety difference between active and passive stabilisers. I guess it’s a political 'low risk' thing @BogdanX

    5.9 years ago
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