A creation inspired by SledDriver, i could not have done this without his amazing creations. I should not recieve full credit for this creation because it was not made from my mind exactly, but i will thank SledDriver for the tutorial on the bomb cannons. Controls for flight are default, VTOL for controlling nose-heaviness. Have fun!
Specifications
Spotlights
- Wallaby 7.2 years ago
- FlyingThings 7.2 years ago
- TTHHSSSS 7.2 years ago
- Ihavenorealideawhatiamdoing 7.2 years ago
- SledDriver 7.2 years ago
General Characteristics
- Created On Windows
- Wingspan 115.4ft (35.2m)
- Length 142.5ft (43.4m)
- Height 20.6ft (6.3m)
- Empty Weight 138,730lbs (62,927kg)
- Loaded Weight 151,819lbs (68,864kg)
Performance
- Power/Weight Ratio 0.222
- Wing Loading 14.5lbs/ft2 (70.8kg/m2)
- Wing Area 10,469.9ft2 (972.7m2)
- Drag Points 133229
Parts
- Number of Parts 189
- Control Surfaces 16
- Performance Cost 1,019
Ok, cool @FGW2014
@Ihavenorealideawhatiamdoing that is what i was going for, will have another uploaded tomorrow :)
Nice! Actually thought it was a SledDriver plane when I tapped it.
I suspect that this may soon be a common style among experienced builders....
@FlyingThings Yes he did, but yours was pretty good too.
@FGW2014 You can scale a part along three axes - x, y, and z. x is from left to right (width), y is vertical (height), and z is pointing straight into the screen (depth). So if you make the z-scale of a cockpit 0.1, it will be one-tenth as long.
@FGW2014 You can tag a maximum of four people per post, so you may want to tag them four at a time. Setting the z-scale to 0 means flattening the cockpit
@SledDriver what do you mean by the z-scale?
thank you all for gold!
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thank you
@Mumpsy
@FlyingThings
Mesmerising!
@SledDriver wow, he did it really good.
This is very well done. Fantastic shape, great color, handles well. The only improvements I would suggest are:
make it fly level without needing trim adjustment by moving the engine a bit lower
move the cockpit to the very tip of the central section so that the pilot has an unrestricted field of view. If you don't like the cockpit sticking out, you can set the z-scale to 0.1 or so.
Also, wouldn't you rather have multiple shots for your bomb-shotgun? I'll upload something you can use in a minute.