De Havilland DH.100 Vampire
19.7k RocketLL
9.9 years ago
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--==MED GRAPHICS OR HIGH RECOMMENDED==--
The British de Havilland DH.100 Vampire was a jet fighter developed and manufactured by de Havilland.
This beautiful and unique jet can fly pretty good, and quite fast&stable.
Be sure to pull back hard immediately after throttling up, or you'll end up as a pile of ashes on the runway, and steep nose dives not recommended. Structural integrity compromised on speeds higher than 600mph.
PERFORMANCE BEST @ +400MPH
Please enjoy, comment, and rate! Be sure to check my other planes out! Thanks!
Specifications
General Characteristics
- Successors 4 airplane(s) +14 bonus
- Created On Mac
- Wingspan 36.1ft (11.0m)
- Length 28.6ft (8.7m)
- Height 8.1ft (2.5m)
- Empty Weight 6,586lbs (2,987kg)
- Loaded Weight 8,746lbs (3,967kg)
Performance
- Power/Weight Ratio 1.284
- Wing Loading 36.2lbs/ft2 (176.6kg/m2)
- Wing Area 241.8ft2 (22.5m2)
- Drag Points 2856
Parts
- Number of Parts 67
- Control Surfaces 3
- Performance Cost 283
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18.6k TeusGreat looking replica! I love what you did to the tail! But just like my version, the pitch isn't perfect. But overall a nice plane!9.8 years ago
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3,096 WWIIPlaneBuilderAttempt #29.9 years ago
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19.7k RocketLL@WWIIPlaneBuilder But... You rated 1 star ;(9.9 years ago
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3,096 WWIIPlaneBuilderFor that u get a good raiting@RocketLL9.9 years ago
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3,096 WWIIPlaneBuilderOk, I just looked up different versions of it and found one with the tail slightly up. You have beaten me :(9.9 years ago
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19.7k RocketLL@WWIIPlaneBuilder It did, but we might be looking at different versions.9.9 years ago
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3,096 WWIIPlaneBuilderIt doesn't have the struts angled to connect the tail, look at other photos from a side angle@RocketLL9.9 years ago
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3,096 WWIIPlaneBuilderIt doesn't have the struts angled to connect the tail, look at other photos from a side angle@RocketLL9.9 years ago
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3,096 WWIIPlaneBuilderIt doesn't have the struts angled to connect the tail, look at other photos from a side angle@RocketLL9.9 years ago
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3,096 WWIIPlaneBuilderIt doesn't have the struts angled to connect the tail, look at other photos from a side angle@RocketLL9.9 years ago
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19.7k RocketLL@WWIIPlaneBuilder That's how the real thing looks like. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/De_Havilland_Vampire#mediaviewer/File:Vampire_FB5_Silh.jpg9.9 years ago
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3,096 WWIIPlaneBuilderAnd you said mine was unrealistic, your tail is bent upwards!9.9 years ago
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19.7k RocketLL@Lolivier I did one.9.9 years ago
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144 Lolivier@RocketLL Welcome :) Do you think you can do a P-38 Lightning?9.9 years ago
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19.7k RocketLL@Lolivier Thanks!9.9 years ago
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77 BoingNot stressed for speed or acrobatics, but fun at 400 mph! Nice looking!9.9 years ago
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144 LolivierThe dev said all I need to said. Great plane overall9.9 years ago
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144 TheBuilderGood all around!9.9 years ago
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Dev AndrewGarrisonIt looks really cool. It feels a little unstable while pitching, but nice plane overall.9.9 years ago
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8,632 BeryllCorpa bit nose heavy and it wobbles on pitching up and down9.9 years ago
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15.9k AllstarNot as fast as I'd like it to be, but, eh, whaddya gonna do?9.9 years ago