@hako
Don't worry about it.
Yes, I do not accept requests. But N1K2 is a subject I would like to make someday. I can't promise that I will make it, though.
@Kaveman
Thanks for the comment.
This is just my own opinion...creating a high-detail piece with many parts takes a lot of work. But creating a better looking piece with fewer parts requires additional thought and trial and error. And I think that is one of the best parts of creating builds in this game.
@screechy
Thanks for the comment. Well, I don't know, I haven't tested it in VR, but I made it so that you can enjoy flying it from the cockpit viewpoint. Have fun!
@ivan6uy
No problem. If you do so, please submit your work as a "successor" to my work in accordance with the official rules set forth by Jundroo.
Official Rules : https://www.simpleplanes.com/About/Rules
@ToeTips
Thanks for the advice. I don't have an SPVR, so I wasn't sure if this piece would play comfortably on my SPVR. So I did not put a VR tag on it.
Well, this concludes my challenge for the "Classic Jet Challenge". This challenge has taught me the fun of building under the 200p limit and the fun of building jets. I would like to take this opportunity to thank WinsWings. (And I apologize for not building one of the US classic jets that inspired this challenge)
@WinsWings
Question. Is it possible to use the label parts generated by the converter in the following link in a work that will participate in the Challenge? I would like to use them for nationality marks. SP Label Converter
@HairJig
Thank you very much. I am honored to hear such words. But there are still more than 20 days until the deadline for the challenge. I am sure there will be more great submissions.
@Bryan5
I dedicate this piece to Bryan5.
You have always spotlighted my work. Thank you.
This "Schwalbe" was requested by you 1.4 years ago. I am sorry for the delay, but I have completed it. Here you go :)
@ShinyGemsBro
Thanks for your comment!
As an additional note, the last photo shows a TBF attacked by an A6M, which attacked from the turret and returned fire on the A6M.
The A6M was hit in the engine and almost crashed.
@CZmoqi
Thank you for your comment.
You may submit your work as a "successor" to mine in accordance with the official rules as outlined by Jundroo.
Official Rules : https://www.simpleplanes.com/About/Rules
@IDNSatyaSlebew
Of course! You can use it.
I would appreciate it if you could mention in your screenshot that you used a Spitfire I made.
Looking forward to seeing your V-1 :)
@Jaspy190
You ask a strange question....totally unrelated to this piece....
But I will answer it. However, I am neither a language expert nor a flower expert. I will answer only as a personal opinion.
As far as I know, there are no abbreviations in the Japanese translation of azalea flowers. Azalea flowers are called "ツツジの花(tsutsujinohana)" in Japanese.
Incidentally, the abbreviations "ouka" and "toka" that you gave as examples are rarely used by modern Japanese in daily conversation.
@WinsWings
Thank you very much!
And thanks for the spotlight.
@WinsWings
Don't you think it looks a lot like the piece Leehopard created for the "Classic Jet Challenge" you organized...?
@MobileBuilder21
Thank you very much :)
@Trainzo
@SyntheticL
@Carsonkiddy2
Thank you so much!
That looks cool :)
@Dogedogebread13
Sure, you can do it.
@MobileBuilder21
Thank you very much.
Also, your comments are always very encouraging :)
@Carsonkiddy2
Thank you for pointing this out.
Fixed the problem with the left wing aileron not moving. uploaded the XML file.
@hako
Don't worry about it.
Yes, I do not accept requests. But N1K2 is a subject I would like to make someday. I can't promise that I will make it, though.
@ShinyGemsBro
Hmmm, it is strange.
Thank you for following me :)
@Trainzo
Thank you so much :)
@Hahahahaahahshs
Thank you very much. And yes, this is my first commercial airplane.
@Kerbango
Yeah, it certainly looks like this plane!
@Hankthetank20292
No problem :)
Please mention that you are using my work.
@Kaveman
Thanks for the comment.
This is just my own opinion...creating a high-detail piece with many parts takes a lot of work. But creating a better looking piece with fewer parts requires additional thought and trial and error. And I think that is one of the best parts of creating builds in this game.
@screechy
Thanks for the comment. Well, I don't know, I haven't tested it in VR, but I made it so that you can enjoy flying it from the cockpit viewpoint. Have fun!
@Bird6369
Uploaded modified XML file. Download it and try it out.
@MobileBuilder21
Thank you!
@Trainzo
@Hahahahaahahshs
Thank you very much! :)
@ivan6uy
No problem. If you do so, please submit your work as a "successor" to my work in accordance with the official rules set forth by Jundroo.
Official Rules :
https://www.simpleplanes.com/About/Rules
How to submit as a "successor":
https://www.simpleplanes.com/Forums/View/567539/Successor-Solved
@TheFlightGuySP
Thank you very much :)
@AlexRol05
Thank you. It was worth making :)
@AlexRol05
Well, I am fine.
...Why?
@DatMaluchGuy19
Thanks for the comment. I've already blocked him. And it looks like his account has already been banned.
@ToeTips
Thanks for the advice. I don't have an SPVR, so I wasn't sure if this piece would play comfortably on my SPVR. So I did not put a VR tag on it.
@MobileBuilder21
@Dest20345
Thank you for your comment. Those words are very encouraging :)
@kaokaoo
Thank you for your comment! :)
@Rocketguy2079
Thank you :)
Well, this concludes my challenge for the "Classic Jet Challenge". This challenge has taught me the fun of building under the 200p limit and the fun of building jets. I would like to take this opportunity to thank WinsWings. (And I apologize for not building one of the US classic jets that inspired this challenge)
@L3FT2R1GHT
Ah, thanks for reading my profile. I'm glad to hear that.
@WinsWings
Wow, I'm glad to know you like "Tunnan" too. It's worth it to make this build :)
Thanks for the spotlight too!
@WinsWings
Question. Is it possible to use the label parts generated by the converter in the following link in a work that will participate in the Challenge? I would like to use them for nationality marks.
SP Label Converter
@MobileBuilder21
Thank you so much! :)
@HairJig
Thank you very much. I am honored to hear such words. But there are still more than 20 days until the deadline for the challenge. I am sure there will be more great submissions.
@dINE
Thank you very much!
@MobileBuilder21
Thanks a lot!
@Bryan5
I dedicate this piece to Bryan5.
You have always spotlighted my work. Thank you.
This "Schwalbe" was requested by you 1.4 years ago. I am sorry for the delay, but I have completed it. Here you go :)
@Tonnkatu
Thank you very much!
@Tonnkatu
May I use this beautiful B17 you created in the screenshots of the build I am working on?
@Tonnkatu
Oooooh! Thank you so much!!!
@ShinyGemsBro
Thanks for your comment!
As an additional note, the last photo shows a TBF attacked by an A6M, which attacked from the turret and returned fire on the A6M.
The A6M was hit in the engine and almost crashed.
@Calensksan
Oops, forgot to equip the hook....
@ShinyGemsBro
What a beautiful screenshot!
Thank you so much for making such wonderful pictures with my work. I feel very honored.
@XxRxX
Thanks :)
Oh, this is based on the F4U I made, right?
I'm glad you liked it. But why didn't you post it as a successor to my work?
@Randomplayer
It is made for thumbnail photography. It is an ornamental airplane made to look like a B-29 only in appearance.
@Sergio666
Thank you very much! I am glad to hear those words. Thank you for the spotlight, too :)
@CZmoqi
Thank you for your comment.
You may submit your work as a "successor" to mine in accordance with the official rules as outlined by Jundroo.
Official Rules :
https://www.simpleplanes.com/About/Rules
How to submit as a "successor":
https://www.simpleplanes.com/Forums/View/567539/Successor-Solved
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@IDNSatyaSlebew
Of course! You can use it.
I would appreciate it if you could mention in your screenshot that you used a Spitfire I made.
Looking forward to seeing your V-1 :)
@Jaspy190
You ask a strange question....totally unrelated to this piece....
But I will answer it. However, I am neither a language expert nor a flower expert. I will answer only as a personal opinion.
As far as I know, there are no abbreviations in the Japanese translation of azalea flowers. Azalea flowers are called "ツツジの花(tsutsujinohana)" in Japanese.
Incidentally, the abbreviations "ouka" and "toka" that you gave as examples are rarely used by modern Japanese in daily conversation.