Auto Credit Based on pavthepilot's Improved
A huge "battleplane" used by the Allies at the end of WWII. All credit goes to @pavthepilot, he designed most of it.
Use VTOL to angle turrets, and use AG 8 to deactivate the turret guns.
Backstory:
The USS Everglades (no relation to the destroyer of the same name) is a gigantic" battleplane" used by the Allied Forced at the tail end of WWII. Named after the dense swamp, the Florida Everglades proved to be an exellent testing location for the U.S's newest flying boat. Since it saw relatively little combat, it is now on display in a war museum. It would later go on to be the design inspiration for the Grand Airship.
Specifications
General Characteristics
- Predecessor Improved
- Successors 1 airplane(s)
- Created On iOS
- Wingspan 107.0ft (32.6m)
- Length 70.1ft (21.4m)
- Height 24.9ft (7.6m)
- Empty Weight 6,686lbs (3,033kg)
- Loaded Weight 11,339lbs (5,143kg)
Performance
- Horse Power/Weight Ratio 1.058
- Wing Loading 10.6lbs/ft2 (52.0kg/m2)
- Wing Area 1,065.5ft2 (99.0m2)
- Drag Points 22222
Parts
- Number of Parts 166
- Control Surfaces 6
- Performance Cost 1,070
@Awsomur true
They had a knack for aerodynamics, but not naming. @Carsong1017
@Awsomur no they weren't. This is an awesome plane.
Well, the plane designers were dumb. @Carsong1017
@Awsomur I'm not trying to be a h8er, but technically this is a seaplane. A flying boat has a hull, while this has a pontoon below the fuselage.
Thanks @Flyboy360
Oh I get it. Very funny! @FlyingThings
@Awsomur swiss cheese is full of holes.
No. @FlyingThings
@Awsomur no problem. Did you get the joke?
Thanks for the upvote as well. @FlyingThings
Good. @FlyingThings
I aint gonna mess with that. Especially when these fly in formation. If i do, call me swiss cheese.
I didn't think it looked good. @pavthepilot
I made that floater longer than the fuselage to make the plane easy to land on water
Thanks! @helilover03
@pavthepilot @helilover03 @DisferGoatz