"Dread it. Run from it. But be sure that no one has ever been able to escape this thing and live long afterwards. Our worst nightmare has turned into reality. The Russians have arrived. And with it, the Giant has made its grand entrance onto the battlefield and into the minds of everyone that saw it. There it was, lumbering through the skies like it was a sending from God, reigning terror, fear and death where ever if went. Running away from it was never an option. Because it didn't matter how fast you ran, a plane, even one of that size and mass would always catch up with you. The only solution we had was to either surrender and lay our fates into the hand of the Red Army, or to dig in, try and fight this beast, and hope to not get hit by the neverending rain of bombs that it brought upon us. But we, with the remaining forces that the Wehrmacht had to offer, never even came close to harming this thing. Our gunshots were never to be seen, even if we hit it. Even Panzer shells left nothing but a few small holes in its fuselage. I will never know what godly force there was to tell this thing to spare me. Yet here I am, telling the story that haunts me to this day and brings back those horrible images from those fateful fays out in Poland." -Diary of a surviving German soldier who survived the attacks of the Kalinin K-7000 while retreating back to Germany in 1944/45. The K-7000 made its way to the battlefield just when the Germans tried to take Stalingrad. At approximately 134 metres in wingspan and about 20 to 25 metres in height, the K-7000 was and still is the largest aircraft to ever successfully take to the skies. Thanks for reading this little introduction story to the K-7000 (of course made up). Sorry for the plane being so undetailed, but please bear in mind that I had to build this plane on my phone so even the movement of the propellers caused the fps to massively drop. Feel free to finish this thing and give it some details and stuff, please just leave me some credit. Stay healthy and merry Christmas everyone! :)