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Just for those who want to know right to left are the steps to making these once in place the fusealarge can be made any size as in width and height length not so much
Specifications
General Characteristics
- Created On iOS
- Wingspan 65.0ft (19.8m)
- Length 8.2ft (2.5m)
- Height 8.3ft (2.5m)
- Empty Weight 1,237lbs (561kg)
- Loaded Weight 1,237lbs (561kg)
Performance
- Horse Power/Weight Ratio 0.404
- Wing Loading 919.6lbs/ft2 (4,490.0kg/m2)
- Wing Area 1.3ft2 (0.1m2)
- Drag Points 658
Parts
- Number of Parts 6
- Control Surfaces 0
- Performance Cost 255
Well I've been using it for ages and it just seemed like it was @Luuk2909
No @CALVIN232
Blade size never goes past the 90 @Flash0of0green
Sarcasm? @Luuk2909
Nice! Didnt think of a technique like this ever before! @CALVIN232
@CALVIN232 I see >_> that could have been it.
It's never done it for me although I keep the blade size down I find sometimes when making counter props bigger blades cilp @Flash0of0green
@CALVIN232 why I say that is I tryed to make something like this work a bout 40 days ago and the propeller blade snapped off and blew up every time you throttle up.
Pc should be more capable than anything @Flash0of0green
As long as pc allows the ability to rotate parts 90 degrees it's able to do it@Flash0of0green
Yea and I use mine. If it works, it works. Plus tour is relay cool to. @CALVIN232
@CALVIN232 I'm quite sure this won't work on PC only on iOS.
It's what I've been using a lot i do have other ways to pack guns into the plane most will be shown in my latest plane coming out it does have a lot of parts including guns which I'm sure if you look closely there's more then you think @FilenotFound
I would say mine is simpler, because they are identical, except you include the gun in the propeller instead of the baseplate (my term for anything connected to the back of the cockpit)
@FilenotFound Here this way is simple and more effective