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The H&S Skylark is Henry & Son's idea of traveling in style. When chartering a flight for your corporate business trip, the H&S Skylark is the aircraft you want. It has room for six in its spacious cabin, with comfortable leather seating. It also has 50 cu. ft. of cargo space for anything you need to take with you. With two turboprop engines each producing 300 hp, the Skylark has a top speed above 215 mph. And with more than 600 gallons fuel capacity, the Skylark has a greater range than its competitors. When it comes to flying in comfort and style, the Skylark is a benchmark of the industry. Takeoff speed: 80 mph. Landing speed: 70 mph.
Flight controls are standard.
AG1- Engine 1, instruments.
AG2- Engine 2.
AG3- Lights.
AG4- Landing light.
AG5- Open door.
VTOL- Flaps.
Trim- Trim.
Features:
- functional flaps, custom control surfaces
- unique livery
- detailed interior
- functional cockpit/instruments
- ADI digital attitude indicator (built by @MrSilverWolf)
- analog artificial horizon (which I built myself, hooray!)
- “dynamic” camera view
Thanks to @Chancey21 for helpful feedback/suggestions.
I drew a lot of inspiration for this build from @jamesPLANESii's Scout Moray. So a big thank you to him (also the front landing light is from the Scout Moray).
Some parts in the cockpit, including the ADI (digital attitude indicator) were built by @MrSilverWolf, who also gave me some helpful advice, feedback, and encouragement. Thank you.
Thanks to @AchuTMM for helping me troubleshoot and get my screen caps to embed in the description. Thank you!!!
I think that's it... I hope you guys like it!
Happy flying :)
Specifications
Spotlights
- MrSilverWolf 6.1 years ago
- Sgtk 6.1 years ago
- MAHADI 6.1 years ago
- Chancey21 6.1 years ago
General Characteristics
- Successors 3 airplane(s)
- Created On Windows
- Wingspan 39.3ft (12.0m)
- Length 35.9ft (10.9m)
- Height 14.4ft (4.4m)
- Empty Weight 1,114lbs (505kg)
- Loaded Weight 5,190lbs (2,354kg)
Performance
- Horse Power/Weight Ratio 0.115
- Wing Loading 11.1lbs/ft2 (54.2kg/m2)
- Wing Area 467.6ft2 (43.4m2)
- Drag Points 2342
Parts
- Number of Parts 757
- Control Surfaces 7
- Performance Cost 2,963
Np! @Hyattorama
@Hyattorama np!
Oh, ok, thanks for the tip on the man lg. I’ll make an edit on the updated plane. @jamesPLANESii
Thank you so much man! :) @jamesPLANESii
Haha yup. It is basically a land version of the Moray. I just loved the Moray so much, I wanted to build something like that of my own, and also kinda as tribute. Although I decided not to do the amphibian part because I didn’t want it to seem like just a straight copy. @jamesPLANESii
Thanks buddy! :) I worked pretty hard on it. @MAHADI
Just one thing, your main landing gear is placed too far back.
Oh. It is XD
Wow nice! Looks a bit like a land version of my Moray lol. I like it!
whoa! this one is so AWESOME!
I used your attitude indicator in the update of this build, maybe you would like to check it out? Link at the top of the description... @ChiChiWerx
Haha phew. Thanks man that means a lot :) @ChiChiWerx
@Hyattorama absolutely plausible, nice work 😃👍
Sure, I’d love to help! @StallFlight
Awesome, thank you so much! :) that really makes me feel good thank you @Billieboybobdimes
What do you think about the handling? @Chancey21
Thank you so much! :) yeah, maybe it was a little overboard to put my own attitude indicator in there on top of @MrSilverWolf’s ADI... but I suppose it’s plausible, right? @ChiChiWerx
I got em working finally! :) @Chancey21
Could you help me out with flight characteristics from a Bush Plane I'm working on?
Good
Holy cow dude this is unreal. I LOVE IT SO MUCH
This looks really good. Your building skills have really improved a lot, and it shows. My only complaint is that this is way too maneuverable. This handles like an Extra 300, not a commuter plane. Realistically this should probably take about twice the width of Yeager to turn, maybe more. I also feel like the stall speed is a little too slow. If you need some inspiration to how something like this should handle, check out some video of Bob Hoover’s Aero Commander aerobatic routine. Not trying to be nitpicky or anything, and this is a really beuatiful build! :)
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Wow, nice build! Now I know why you were building instruments!
Haha yeah, @Gameboi14 pointed that out as well! XD @MrSilverWolf