Wow. I have never seen a superjumbo aircraft like this before. I'm really liking this beauty. I'm giving this a perfect 10/10 for its unique design compared to other double decker aircraft I have seen so far. Anyways, keep up the cool work, my friend. :) ;) :D
I'm really digging the Aerospace A190-100LR as well as your other A190 variants. They look just like real aircraft. Keep up the excellent work, my friend. :) ;) :D
Hey bud, would you like to eventually recreate the unbuilt 650 seat Boeing 747-700X? If you like my idea, click here to see for yourself. So feel free to let me know what you think once you've checked it out, OK?
I'm definitely liking this plane. And If I could, I would classify the Cp-510 Atlas as a single deck super jumbo since this plane could carry up to 840 passengers which is roughly as much as the Airbus A380. I can actually also picture this plane flying in real life. Anyways, keep up the great work, DrunkenRaider. :) ;) :D
I'm looking forward to pretty much ALL of these aircraft projects right here, oh, and if you have even more aircraft projects in the making that you want to share with us in the future, feel free to do so. ;)
Plus, speaking of fictional airliners, I remember offering you a fictional triple decker called the Boeing New Giant Transporter last year, and I hope we still see that massive jet be brought to life one day however much longer that might take. =D
Oh nice, we have a fictional McDonnell Douglas airliner named the MD-14, based off the real-life MD-11 but as a twin-jet, and I must say that the MD-14 would have been an amazing plane for to see fly over me and my family if it were real. ;)
@CaptainNoble Those are some great points there, and speaking of which, what would be the biggest kind of airliner that you TRULY ARE willing to build once you get your new PC? =D
Because I'll good with whatever it will be. ;)
I have good idea for another wide body jet for you to do whenever you might be in the mood for one: an extra-wide-bodied single deck jet that would be the big brother of the NJ-170 with 12 abreast seating. (most likely with a 4+4+4 arrangement) What do you think?
Since DARZ AVIATION is going back to building wide-bodied airliners again, I'd be down to seeing you do a double decker super-jumbo, perhaps 2 or 3 different ones, and possibly an even larger triple decker mega-jumbo jet. =D
I'm back with a pretty good guess on what the NJ-170's exit limit could be based on the fact that it's 8 feet long than the 777X and has 10-abreast seating, and my guess would be that the NJ-170 could carry just over 600 passengers at maximum capacity, but I could also be wrong though. ^_^'
@CaptainNoble Alright then, I'm pretty interested to see how you'll turn your 747 into a NobleJet product, assuming that would be what you're planning to do. ;)
Anyway, since you seemed to have gotten your new PC, I wouldn't be surprised if we get the original double decker that could bigger than the a380 that you teased last month, and possibly even a triple decker, unless that one might be a bit huge even for you of course. ^_^'
Sure enough, we finally got our first wide-bodied airliner from Noble Commercial Airlines, and I must say that the NobleJet NJ-170 here is looking like an absolute winner of a jetliner to behold for sure.
And by the way, among the planes that you have planned for Hansa Industries, what will be the company's absolute biggest ever jet that you'll be planning to make? =D
Always great to see another plane from you, and I see this one, the Hansa H310E Global here, is a military defense trijet, which is pretty impressive to behold. ;)
Good evening, my man, I know of another very good sized airliner you can recreate, called the Boeing Y3 Ecoliner, a double-decker twin jet concept, from around the same time Boeing 787 was completed, you can check it out here:
https://www.pinterest.com/pin/346143921365214023/
@STALIN83 Oh, nevermind then, I'll offer you something much easier, like how about this unnamed triple-bubble jet from Boeing's NLA program in 1994 here:
https://community.infiniteflight.com/t/design-your-own-airline-or-repaint-an-existing-airline-part-2/779090/2901?page=4
Anyway, I also know of a truly massive fictional airliner by Rudolf and Robert Das with multiple decks for passengers, cargo, and cars, that acts as a flying passenger ferry and lands and takes off from water using a hovercraft style skirt, and you can check it out here:
https://www.secretprojects.co.uk/threads/fictional-future-aircraft-designs-by-rudolf-robert-das.6140/
You know, since you've been doing some incredibly impressive original narrow-bodied jets for the Noble Commercial Airplanes Division of the Noble Aerospace Agency (NAA), I wouldn't be surprised if we also get some original wide bodies from you in the future. =D
This should keep me somewhat busy until the 2 A380 progenitors, which are the Deutsche Airbus A2000 and the Airbus ASX 600 concepts potentially get built, and just so you remember, you can check 'em out here, and if you scroll down, you'll see them:
https://kurtstafel.blogspot.com/2014/03/airbus-a380-como-fue-posible.html
I remember seeing this previous concept version of the DC-8 before, and I must say that it would have been interesting to see this plane in the air if it WAS built after all. ;)
@STALIN83 In that case, I have 2 much better looking real plane concepts for you to do, called the Deutsche Airbus A2000 and the Airbus ASX-600, ancestors of the A380, which you can check out here, and scroll down a bit, and you'll find them:
https://kurtstafel.blogspot.com/2014/03/airbus-a380-como-fue-posible.html
Oh and after you finish making the fictional Genesis GA-9 Moirai, I've got an ever bigger quad-deck mega-airliner you could do called the Monster Jumbo by Phil Pauley, which you can check out right here:
https://www.tuvie.com/monster-jumbo-could-be-the-largest-airplane-in-the-world/
Just as I expected, this behemoth of an airliner which is the Boeing 7107-700 turned out to be another winner for me, thus another perfect 10/10 in my book. ;)
@UnguidedCylinder No problem at all. ;)
+1Wow. I have never seen a superjumbo aircraft like this before. I'm really liking this beauty. I'm giving this a perfect 10/10 for its unique design compared to other double decker aircraft I have seen so far. Anyways, keep up the cool work, my friend. :) ;) :D
+1I'm really digging the Aerospace A190-100LR as well as your other A190 variants. They look just like real aircraft. Keep up the excellent work, my friend. :) ;) :D
+1@DrunkenRaider That's all I needed. Thanks. ;)
+1Hey bud, would you like to eventually recreate the unbuilt 650 seat Boeing 747-700X? If you like my idea, click here to see for yourself. So feel free to let me know what you think once you've checked it out, OK?
+1@DrunkenRaider That will be excellent! :D
+1@DrunkenRaider Awesome! I can't wait to see it when it's completed! :D
+1I'm definitely liking this plane. And If I could, I would classify the Cp-510 Atlas as a single deck super jumbo since this plane could carry up to 840 passengers which is roughly as much as the Airbus A380. I can actually also picture this plane flying in real life. Anyways, keep up the great work, DrunkenRaider. :) ;) :D
+1Another absolute masterpiece, and therefore another perfect 10/10 in my book. ;)
Oh my, I could be wrong, but I bet this could be another very large superjumbo-class jet in the making here. =D
Now I'll just be waiting for the passenger version. ;)
In awe at the size of this lad, another winner for me. =D
@CaptainNoble Well, people do say "Boeing 777" in various ways, like you call it a "seven seven seven" for example.
I'm looking forward to pretty much ALL of these aircraft projects right here, oh, and if you have even more aircraft projects in the making that you want to share with us in the future, feel free to do so. ;)
Very impressive yet again. ;)
The McDonnell Douglas SR150 could be considered the airliner design with the smallest ever vertical stabilizer that anyone ever made.
Plus, speaking of fictional airliners, I remember offering you a fictional triple decker called the Boeing New Giant Transporter last year, and I hope we still see that massive jet be brought to life one day however much longer that might take. =D
Oh nice, we have a fictional McDonnell Douglas airliner named the MD-14, based off the real-life MD-11 but as a twin-jet, and I must say that the MD-14 would have been an amazing plane for to see fly over me and my family if it were real. ;)
@CaptainNoble Well no worries, the NJ-170 should suffice plenty for now. ;)
@CaptainNoble Those are some great points there, and speaking of which, what would be the biggest kind of airliner that you TRULY ARE willing to build once you get your new PC? =D
Because I'll good with whatever it will be. ;)
@CaptainNoble So I take it to be a little too extreme even for you, right?
I have good idea for another wide body jet for you to do whenever you might be in the mood for one: an extra-wide-bodied single deck jet that would be the big brother of the NJ-170 with 12 abreast seating. (most likely with a 4+4+4 arrangement) What do you think?
Since DARZ AVIATION is going back to building wide-bodied airliners again, I'd be down to seeing you do a double decker super-jumbo, perhaps 2 or 3 different ones, and possibly an even larger triple decker mega-jumbo jet. =D
@CaptainNoble Well, more than close enough for me either way.
I'm back with a pretty good guess on what the NJ-170's exit limit could be based on the fact that it's 8 feet long than the 777X and has 10-abreast seating, and my guess would be that the NJ-170 could carry just over 600 passengers at maximum capacity, but I could also be wrong though. ^_^'
@CaptainNoble Alright then, I'm pretty interested to see how you'll turn your 747 into a NobleJet product, assuming that would be what you're planning to do. ;)
Anyway, since you seemed to have gotten your new PC, I wouldn't be surprised if we get the original double decker that could bigger than the a380 that you teased last month, and possibly even a triple decker, unless that one might be a bit huge even for you of course. ^_^'
Sure enough, we finally got our first wide-bodied airliner from Noble Commercial Airlines, and I must say that the NobleJet NJ-170 here is looking like an absolute winner of a jetliner to behold for sure.
Plus, I'm looking forward to seeing what your company's next airliner might be after this one, however big OR small it might end up being. =D
The original passenger variant of the Hansa H310 is looking amazing, just like I knew that it would turn out to be. ;)
@HansaIndustries Already? =D Sweet. ;)
You know, I have a very good feeling that we'll also get a civilian passenger variant of the H310 in the future as well.
@HansaIndustries Well, what about much later on, or that H810 Stretch you mentioned earlier?
Oh, and I personally believe that this latest aircraft deserves to have quite a few more upvotes than it has right now. ;)
And by the way, among the planes that you have planned for Hansa Industries, what will be the company's absolute biggest ever jet that you'll be planning to make? =D
Always great to see another plane from you, and I see this one, the Hansa H310E Global here, is a military defense trijet, which is pretty impressive to behold. ;)
Finally, here is the front view: https://www.pinterest.com/pin/85779567895741651/
And here's the second pic from further away:
https://se.pinterest.com/pin/882564858228102534/
Good evening, my man, I know of another very good sized airliner you can recreate, called the Boeing Y3 Ecoliner, a double-decker twin jet concept, from around the same time Boeing 787 was completed, you can check it out here:
https://www.pinterest.com/pin/346143921365214023/
@STALIN83 Oh, nevermind then, I'll offer you something much easier, like how about this unnamed triple-bubble jet from Boeing's NLA program in 1994 here:
https://community.infiniteflight.com/t/design-your-own-airline-or-repaint-an-existing-airline-part-2/779090/2901?page=4
Anyway, I also know of a truly massive fictional airliner by Rudolf and Robert Das with multiple decks for passengers, cargo, and cars, that acts as a flying passenger ferry and lands and takes off from water using a hovercraft style skirt, and you can check it out here:
https://www.secretprojects.co.uk/threads/fictional-future-aircraft-designs-by-rudolf-robert-das.6140/
Oh boy oh boy, the ASX-600 is looking like yet another winner among the giant transport jets that you have created, just like I expected. ;)
You know, since you've been doing some incredibly impressive original narrow-bodied jets for the Noble Commercial Airplanes Division of the Noble Aerospace Agency (NAA), I wouldn't be surprised if we also get some original wide bodies from you in the future. =D
This should keep me somewhat busy until the 2 A380 progenitors, which are the Deutsche Airbus A2000 and the Airbus ASX 600 concepts potentially get built, and just so you remember, you can check 'em out here, and if you scroll down, you'll see them:
https://kurtstafel.blogspot.com/2014/03/airbus-a380-como-fue-posible.html
I remember seeing this previous concept version of the DC-8 before, and I must say that it would have been interesting to see this plane in the air if it WAS built after all. ;)
Much better than the previous version. ;)
@STALIN83 In that case, I have 2 much better looking real plane concepts for you to do, called the Deutsche Airbus A2000 and the Airbus ASX-600, ancestors of the A380, which you can check out here, and scroll down a bit, and you'll find them:
https://kurtstafel.blogspot.com/2014/03/airbus-a380-como-fue-posible.html
Oh and after you finish making the fictional Genesis GA-9 Moirai, I've got an ever bigger quad-deck mega-airliner you could do called the Monster Jumbo by Phil Pauley, which you can check out right here:
https://www.tuvie.com/monster-jumbo-could-be-the-largest-airplane-in-the-world/
The Su-24M Fencer is looking like a very mighty fighter jet to behold here, one of the fiercest fighter jets I've seen so far in fact.
Just as I expected, this behemoth of an airliner which is the Boeing 7107-700 turned out to be another winner for me, thus another perfect 10/10 in my book. ;)