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MIG-19

109k WalrusAircraft 9.6 years ago

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The MIG-19 is a Soviet second-generation, single-seat, twin jet-engined fighter aircraft. The aircraft first took flight in 1953 and saw action in Vietnam. It is still in service in North Korea today.

You'll notice the wings are double stacked and nosecones form the leading edge to give it that smooth look.

To Fly: A little touchy on takeoff, but use detacher 1 to drop your wheels and enjoy the flight of glorious Socialist Republic. Rate and comment if you like!

General Characteristics

Successors 5 airplane(s)
Created On Windows
Wingspan 23.7ft (7.2m)
Length 29.4ft (9.0m)
Height 9.7ft (3.0m)
Empty Weight 3,648lbs (1,655kg)
Loaded Weight 6,382lbs (2,894kg)

Performance

Power/Weight Ratio 1.056
Wing Loading 23.2lbs/ft² (113.1kg/m²)
Wing Area 275.5ft² (25.6m²)
Drag Points 5111

Parts

Number of Parts 52
Control Surfaces 7
Performance Cost 253

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31.0k Spikerya

@WalrusAircraft lol

+0 8.9 years ago
109k WalrusAircraft

Thanks for the old school update @Spikerya

+0 8.9 years ago
31.0k Spikerya

Lol looking back on some old badass planes...

+0 8.9 years ago
14.0k ElijtheGeat

nvm, textpad
+0 9.5 years ago
109k WalrusAircraft

@StealthBomber - No, but I'll upload an alternative for you for push props.
+0 9.5 years ago
7,338 LightSpeed

@WalrusAircraft Any way to make a pusher prop. All I have is a way to make a Prop spin without thrust. like this one https://www.simpleplanes.com/a/Q0qC0a/Help-with-pusher-props
+0 9.5 years ago
1,407 Epyx

Amazing job on the fuselage with the nose cones. I am currently working on a plane that is realitivley similar. But.... wow, that is called modding with skill.
+0 9.5 years ago
109k WalrusAircraft

@Devin - Extensible Markup Language (XML) is a markup language that defines a set of rules for encoding documents in a format which is both human-readable and machine-readable. There are tutorials on the web that will help you.
+0 9.5 years ago
402 HypnotizedKerbal

Ya but wat is a XML????
+0 9.5 years ago
109k WalrusAircraft

@Devin well, you can edit the XML for the plane or create and mod a sub assembly. Have a look at the files. Make backups in case things go wrong. ALWAYS Remember to make backups In case you screw up the XML.
+0 9.5 years ago
1,470 rezpe

@WalrusAircraft thanks for the infos, the xml editing is very cool
+0 9.5 years ago
402 HypnotizedKerbal

And how do you add stuff to your sub assembly's @WalrusAircraft
+0 9.5 years ago
402 HypnotizedKerbal

What a XML @WalrusAircraft
+0 9.5 years ago
109k WalrusAircraft

Thanks @rezpe and @PlanesOfOld I'm forgetting people to thank here. @Devin you need to adjust the XML. I have notes in my parts submissions on the location per platform.
+0 9.5 years ago
402 HypnotizedKerbal

Did u hack the plane to have very high thrust?
+0 9.5 years ago
43.9k PlanesOfOld

Sтвоик рlаие! Мотнея яцssiа арряоvеs!
+0 9.5 years ago
109k WalrusAircraft

Thanks @corey1324 !
+0 9.5 years ago
2,838 corey1324

This is to get you to 4000
+0 9.5 years ago
109k WalrusAircraft

@rezpe - thanks for the rating! Here are the locations. PC C:\Users\UserName\AppData\LocalLow\Jundroo\SimplePlanes OSX /Users/UserName/Library/Application Support/Jundroo/SimplePlanes Android /Android/data/com.jundroo.SimplePlanes/files
+0 9.5 years ago
1,470 rezpe

@WalrusAircraft Do you know where the /AircraftDesigns is located on OSX ? Sharing you parts and knowledge is very cool ! Thanks
+0 9.5 years ago
109k WalrusAircraft

Thanks @hypnotoad!
+0 9.5 years ago
38.8k hypnotoad

Crikey. I can't believe I missed this one. I saw one of these at a museum not so long ago. You really captured it beautifully. I didn't find the take off too bad and when up she's a beaut. Nice work sir
+0 9.5 years ago
109k WalrusAircraft

@karlodarkness - you are correct on both parts. Had I moved the wheels back a bit, and tweaked power, it might have performed truer to the original. I might revisit this again.
+0 9.5 years ago
17.4k karlosdarkness

Great looking aircraft that flies well once you are off the ground. Take offs are a pain though, also wasn't the 19 capable of supersonic performance, this model seems to max out in the 600's so may be worth a tweek on the engine levels.
+0 9.6 years ago
742 WeirdheadedRedbeard

The rcn intake is the best.
+0 9.6 years ago
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