@SheriffHackdogMCPE that's fine. You may note in the description that I have approved, in case some other mod with stricter view of copies comes by.

OK imma respect your opinion
I modified them with my official paint for the air force, with the air force logo in the wing, body and rudder and Krakabloan flag in rudder and nose but yes I'm uploading it

@SheriffHackdogMCPE I don't want to participate in any RP. You may use my builds for it if the rules allow, but I will not actively participate and you may not post my builds to your account unless they are significantly modified.

Anyway I converted this into one of my air assets of my fictional Krakabloan Air Defence. (Yeah its for my country rp called SimplePlanes Forum RP and my country is Krakabloan Federation) Would you like if I can make you part of my role playing and ill request military aircraft? Thanks

@EternalDarkness thanks!

@SheriffHackdogMCPE it's an old build that wasn't quite up to my standard even then. I don't think I'll put any more work into it. You can fix it for your own pleasure if you like it.

@EternalDarkness Rudder doesn't work plz fix
(Sorry for tag)

@EternalDarkness im also buidling something like that but much better

@Redstreak45 you have to make Gravatar account

@EternalDarkness yeah and hey how do I change my profile picture without going through the stupid system. Off topic I know but I have a really good one.

@Redstreak45 lol

it's like a baby c130

Forgot to Upvote after i tested

@EternalDarkness i know dude 😂

@Alienbeef0421 side project. I couldn't make myself delete that cute face (front view), and building it was too fun, so I uploaded it. I didn't leave room for details, as I wasn't planning to add any when I started it.

Stock gear.

D A N K T O P K E K

@Planefun no problem

@Yellow lol, you are a third person to tell me that

@Planefun thank you. I understand that maintaining a plane costs a lot. However, you will notice the difference in manufacture and maintenance costs between Russian and American planes, for example. Let's say, you don't design brand new electronics for a plane like this. Its role doesn't require it. Take stuff from already existing planes, reprogram it for this plane's specs, and you have part commonality. Also, you can use cheaper components, due to them not being under a lot of stress. For engines, you use cheapest you can find or produce that will give high enough power output, which further reduces costs. If you already have those on another plane, that lowers development costs, and thus, production costs. Use all the parts that you already have, that fit on this plane, to further reduce costs. If you have a same fuel valve on ten widely used planes, you can mass produce it, making it a lot cheaper than if it was made on order. There are many cost-reducing measures one can take, that could, theoretically, lower the price of a plane by as much as 30%, and maintenance by 20%. Of course, I'm not really an expert on this, and this is stuff I got from my knowledge of how manufacturing works, and some internet research.

@Planefun yeah, but this one would be cheaper to maintain than a comparable plane of, let's say, US origin. Cheaper parts, simplified mechanisms, more durable components. Cost is, of course, weight penalty.

@EternalDarkness Thanks!

@EternalDarkness sure

@Mentos Overload mod and Fine Tuner mod. They help a lot with building. They take some getting used to, but are necessary for small details.

The Paternian Special Operations Command and Information Control would like to procure some for =shady business= logistics and training.

Great stability! How did you get the parts so thin?