Here is what happens if you do not test your plane while you are building:
1. Stuff gets stuck and you have to go back and that’s annoying and difficult
2. Not testing the flight can lead to annoying issues later on, such as horrible flight characteristics, autoroll, and unwanted takeoff and landing characteristics.

Not testing you creation until it is vertually finished is not somthng like a building style. It’s just incredibly foolish. @randomusername

They’re not crazy different. They’re just bad. @randomusername

The second thing you said there is definitely by far the worst advice I’ve ever seen in my entire life. Super super face palm omg. @randomusername

Thank you, some random user who doesn’t even build is grilling me here @QingyuZhou

It's okay, just take a break if you don't feel like it.

And so says Mr. V-22 coming soon 6 months ago. it looks to me like you haven't done an actual project in over a year. how are you so smart about it?

@Chancey21 np!

I have too many projects right now to continue this one. And I plan my projects MUCH more than you do. I research a field of aviation, why it is successful and what about the planes makes them successful. then a take these components and draw a 3 view blueprint in detail of the plane I will build. Then I import the plans onto my laptop and begin the basic frame outline. that's just the start @randomusername

Thanks @SaturnV

what did I scrap recently?
I'm scrapping it because i have too many other projects and i didn't like building this one @randomusername

i finished the brick a month ago @XjayIndustrys

I think it is awesome!
Better than my skills for sure!
:D

When u r done with your flying brick, do you want to work on a Saro.19 Cloud? With me and maybe someone else

Wait I’m comfuzed @randomusername

yet another? this is my first scrapped project in like 10 years @randomusername