@Majakalona these flight models are really good though. That's the point of these posts, is to showcase these flight models

It flies now?!

@Erc90F4RU to be fair I also kinda tried basically the same thing after my A340 got a lot of upvotes and made a flying dorito

@Majakalona then...

You should go upvote my other builds NOW

He has found out that crappy builds get upvote
HE MAKE LOW EFFORT BUILD CAUSE GLIDER MADE IN 5 SECONDS GET 96MILLLION UPVOTES IN 7 MINUTES
I'm not upvoting I actually know real talent (Squidward moment)

@ThomasRoderick p

pln

What a really normal cockpit.

My idea is finally happening.
Kinda

Simplest transformer in the world…

it's actually quite fun

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TAKE MY UPVOTE GOOD SIR

27 part count
Same as my potato psm part count

Wanna bet he said don’t upvote so you upvote.

“Don’t upvote it please”? Hehe upvote

@Erc90F4RU War Thunder

@MrCOPTY Shh, dont leak a secret

I'm Imagining Fleet Of This Flying In MP