Tupolev Tu-134
3,872 Sonicandknuckles
6.5 years ago
Auto Credit Based on Sonicandknuckles's tu-134-V1
features:
fully detailed cockpit and cabin
working doors
working flaps
stuff
controls:
ag2+VTOL flaps
ag2,3,4+gear gear and gear doors
ag7 parachute
TRIM up doors
ag1 lights
have fun!
credit to vohnhubert for the wings.
Specifications
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General Characteristics
- Predecessor tu-134-V1
- Successors 6 airplane(s) +52 bonus
- Created On Windows
- Wingspan 97.4ft (29.7m)
- Length 131.9ft (40.2m)
- Height 36.7ft (11.2m)
- Empty Weight 62,410lbs (28,308kg)
- Loaded Weight 88,734lbs (40,249kg)
Performance
- Power/Weight Ratio 1.519
- Horse Power/Weight Ratio 0.022
- Wing Loading 32.7lbs/ft2 (159.9kg/m2)
- Wing Area 2,710.2ft2 (251.8m2)
- Drag Points 38199
Parts
- Number of Parts 1572
- Control Surfaces 4
- Performance Cost 5,785
Nice plane with full interior
https://www.simpleplanes.com/a/cCgyks/tu-134-V1-2
the stuff was probably the hardest part to do. @Jfalix
Yes I love this. My favorite part is the Stuff.@Sonicandknuckles
@Sonicandknuckles i,ve more or less finished the new wing and tail for tu-134 and tested on my old modell. Seems to fly ok, but somewhat touchy on pitch axis. Will glue to your fuselage in a couple of days
!tu-134 new wings test
@Sonicandknuckles if you dont mind - i suggest you start with CV-880 cockpit. I think i have the idea how to solve my problem with spoilerons controls on it. Also there is no problem with navigator cocpit and dashboard is partially complete already.
BWT, a photo - http://airwar.ru/image/idop/aliner/cv990/cv990-5.jpg
@Sonicandknuckles Would be great. Just one thing - i might be extremely slow with my inputs, too much work load. But i think i have an idea how to make a hollow fuselage from an air intake and even make a view from inside (outside there will be non-transparent illuminators like i do on my models, but the fuselage will look tidier). Will test in a couple of days. And i will send you a modified tu-104 nose with a provision for navigator cockpit interior.
p.s. take a look at these mods, may be useful:
https://www.simpleplanes.com/Mods/View/745408/_Instrumentation
https://www.simpleplanes.com/Mods/View/769370/Test-Pilot
i'd love to do that. i'll start today @vonhubert
@Sonicandknuckles BTW, despite no hollow fuselage, all my planes have space for cockpit interior and a cockpit camera. And your cockpit seems pretty descent here. How about you try making a cockpit for this tu-104d model or my Convair CV-880? You can take a dashboard, and animated yokes and thrust levers from here:
https://www.simpleplanes.com/a/Wn68Dd/000-cv-cockpit-0-22
Or if you start with tu-104 - just select fuselage and windows with a finetuner and move them down to work inside. i even think i know how to make it possible to look inside the navigator area from the cockpit camera (like in your model) despite they are in different fuselage segments
oh ok. @vonhubert
@Sonicandknuckles it's like 3 months old) i just forgot to upload) and a tu-134 wing reminded. It's basically identical except scale and wing area
take your time with it i really don't mind when its finished.
your new build looks sweet!
@vonhubert
Sorry, had not yet finished the wing for tu-134, but you can take a look at it bigger version.
https://www.simpleplanes.com/a/36N90T/Tupolev-Tu-104d-3-Tu-154-unbuilt-prototype
Thought i cant just scale it down, i have to manually make all the wing panels inside smaller by wing area, so it flies correctly
Thanks @Sinacraft
Very Good!
oh ok then, thanks @vonhubert
@Sonicandknuckles I do play sometimes anyway. I just don't upload anything because didn't get finish any plane I'm working on) so this would be a nice simple side project)
oh you dont have to if your too busy @vonhubert
@Sonicandknuckles no prblemo) just a little later. I'm really almost inactive in game because I have shitload of activities and problems with my job and personal life... also in February bought a new car, lifetime dream, almost new Mercedes cls and got it totalled on may 1st... and seems I will have to sue the insurance company to get full coverage
Sorry for not notifying you I thought you were inactive also I would really appreciate it if you fitted new wings and gear.@vonhubert
@QingyuZhou oh, I may have misunderstood you. You are speaking about an angle of attack of the whole wing? Well, there is one, just small, about 2 degrees. It is probably just not very obvious visually. Most jets have it just 2-3 degrees, except for b-52, with its bycicle landing gear, its hard to pitch up on the runway, so Boeing mounted its wings with 5 degrees angle of attack, so it takes off with a fuselage almost horizontal and cruise with a noticeable pitch down.
K @vonhubert
@QingyuZhou BTW, looked at photos, those tupolew planes really have a very flat area on the wings near the trailing edge
http://militaryarms.ru/wp-content/uploads/2015/04/95-5.jpg
https://imgprx.livejournal.net/7328d810872d390d374dc4ac822c80ec908a8624/TLngL-JOf0UtKFL8BXPyuir9ufbvXli7EcvcA01qJk6OdJzn6PxUOtm5ZU44XbLoio3fIFie2ZYs5jiEVf-_HfPRkPeEjWF6TQQXhvA9WDs
Quite possible that is due to their wings being based on 1951 tu-16 airfoil and high swept angle
@QingyuZhou i've already seen it, its great) Though i just think that visual difference is not that great enough to redo. Your wings are anyway somewhat more complex.
Check this one, it is an unfinished plane, but so far with my best wing design. But it also looks flatter at the trailing edge. Would be very interesting to hear what you think.
https://www.simpleplanes.com/a/5BNjyr/Tupolev-Tu-114-0-441-first-test-flight
My A380's wings have such features you can check that out
@vonhubert