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Gotha G.I

9,545 Wormforce  9.5 years ago
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The Gotha G.I was a heavy bomber used by Germany during WWI. It was first flown in 1915. The purpose of this particular design ( the 2 engines under the main body ) was to reduce the drag and increase the speed. The main problem of this aircraft was its poor maneuvrability, it was an easy target for any enemy fighter. I hope you will enjoy it and tell me if you want to see more WWI aircraft :)

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General Characteristics

  • Created On Mac
  • Wingspan 60.4ft (18.4m)
  • Length 43.3ft (13.2m)
  • Height 13.9ft (4.3m)
  • Empty Weight 6,675lbs (3,028kg)
  • Loaded Weight 10,665lbs (4,837kg)

Performance

  • Power/Weight Ratio 1.053
  • Wing Loading 10.5lbs/ft2 (51.4kg/m2)
  • Wing Area 1,012.1ft2 (94.0m2)
  • Drag Points 4785

Parts

  • Number of Parts 157
  • Control Surfaces 8
  • Performance Cost 487
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    9,545 Wormforce
    @Hypnoticchicken , change your settings quality, it never happened to me :)
    9.5 years ago
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    And the fact that the bottom wings broke off during taking off and landing.
    9.5 years ago
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    32.7k Wakescar
    Not nearly as difficult to maneuver as I expected by your description. Solid build dude!
    9.5 years ago
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    38.8k hypnotoad
    Great stuff!
    9.5 years ago
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    9,545 Wormforce
    @WalrusAircraft, haha I had to use jet engine to have enough power but it's a real plane :) And thanks for all your ratings and comments !
    9.5 years ago
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    43.9k PlanesOfOld
    Well *throws away a piece of blueprint* there goes my back up bomber upload and Yep having a triplane bomber is hard ;)
    9.5 years ago
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    I was having a blast in the air, then I said "What does detacher 1 do?" I should not have clicked that.... Awesome airplane, man. I wonder what the world would be like if jets existed in WW I. I suspect it would look this this :-)
    9.5 years ago