Oh boy...

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Yes, people. After 2 months remastering @MAPA's Boeing 777-300ER to the maximum, i'm back here into Simpleplanes website to present this.

A completed remastered 777-32WER from LATAM Brasil in the Stormtrooper livery for the Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge movie.

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Added things:

1. Remastered about 96% of the original aircraft;
2. Reworked both engines to look more like both GE GE90-115B equipped on PT-MUA;
3. Wings redesign;
4. Proper reverse thrust and air brakes (AG1);
5. Pushback mechanic (AG2);
6. Steering mode (AG3);
7. A heavier weight in comparison to MAPAs version (~16,500lbs vs ~39,100lbs);
8. Gear tilt for the main gears;
9. Completely new landing gears;
10. Glass cockpit;
11. A completely new cockpit in comparison to MAPAs B77W.

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Instructions:

Taxing (if you're spawning in a gate):

AG2 = Active until 10kts (TAS), keep turning it on and off to maintain between 8 and 14kts until you're out of the gate;

AG3 = Active until Take off;

Throttle = Keep it between 4 and 9% depending on how fast you want your taxing speed to be, but i recommend a average of 15kts (TAS).

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Take off:

AG3 = Off;

Flaps = 1/4;

Throttle = 100%;

Trim = Neutral;

Rotation Speed = 174 - 182kts (TAS).

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Climbing:

Flaps = Neutral;

Throttle = Enough to keep a stable speed (about 340kts is recommended);

Trim = Enough to keep the aircraft into a stable climb.

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Cruising:

Throttle = Enough to keep a stable speed (no more than 450kts is recommended)

Trim = Enough to keep the aircraft stable trajectory.

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Descenting:

Throttle = 0% (gliding towards the airport is recommended);

Trim = Enough to keep the aircraft stable descent.

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Final approach:

Flaps = Full;

Throtte = 5 - 15%;

Speed (TAS) = 172 -182kts;

Trim = Neutral.

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After touchdown:

Throttle = 0%;

AG1 = Reverse Thrusters / Air brakes.

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Taxing:

Flaps = Neutral;

Throttle = 4 - 9%;

Speed (TAS) = 15kts;

AG3 = On;

AG1 = Off.

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After parking:

Throttle = 0%;

AG3 = Off;

AG8 = Off.

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Screenshots:

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Reference chosen:

Credits: planespotters.net

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I only realized now that this is the very first 777 from LATAM fleet in the site, considering the others were based on TAM, not LATAM. Jeez i just brought another LATAM plane into this site XD.

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I thank you for taking some seconds or minutes to check the aircraft (or even download it) and have a good day.

Peace out.