@JustDragon
Sorry for the late reply. I hope the offer is still up because I'm interested. However, I would like to instead enter under my Ciorian rank (From my fictional nation, the Ciorian Empire) and establish the Ciorian Empire as a member of the alliance. Is that possible?
P.S.
In case you need to know, I'm Chief Master General of the Imperial Military.
@LieutenantSOT
Yup, it is my most detailed plane. This thing took me a whole two months of building, scrapping, rebuilding, detailing, scraping again, rebuilding again, more detailing, livery changes, etc.
You get the point...
Oh, and might I add that I did this all an an iPhone...?
Anyway, I'm glad you like it. See ya around!
@LieutenantSOT
As I say, with enough money, anything is restorable. My family, however, has nowhere near enough money to do that. But, regardless, I think the plane is best just the way it is. It's a reminder of the past, and not only that, but also of what us humans can really do.
@LieutenantSOT That's seriously cool! The only ever time I sat in the cockpit of a warbird was that time a couple years back when I traveled to Germany to look for my Great Uncle's Spitfire. He flew a Spitfire Mk. XIV back in '44; started right after D-day. Was shot down by a Bf-109 in Germany in December of the same year. He survived, and wrote about it in his journal, which is mainly how I located the crash site. Turns out it was near a village that was about 24 miles southeast of Celle. The village apparently saw the dogfight. Luckily, and I mean very luckily, there was an old man who remembers it, and told the story of what he saw, while a lady, whose I assumed was his daughter, translated. This is how I located the actual plane, since the man basically traced the glide path the my great uncle took after being shot down. I also learned that, on top of being shot down, he damaged the Bf-109 before going down, and the Bf-109 had to make an emergency landing in a nearby field. It has since been relocated to a aircraft museum in Brandenburg, so I didn't get to go check it out. But I found the Spit, and it was in surprisingly good shape. For a crash, that is. I don't remember it to clearly because it was all covert in bush and I didn't really get a look at the plane as a whole, but I do remember that the left wing was definitely gone, and the engine had a hole in it. The side panel had been either ripped off upon crashing or shot off, but either way, I had a perfect view of the whole engine, which, as I said before, had a hole it it. The cockpit was still intact, and so I sat down in the seat.
So yeah, that's my claim to a WW2 warbird. Hehe.
I've done my fair share of flying. After I turned 17 I managed to get my license within a month. I'd been practicing long before that, though, which explains how I got it in such a short time. Since then I've flown a little over 60 hours. I'm actually planning on going back up this evening. I fly with my dad mostly, in a 172, but every once in a while a get to fly with my friend in his Stearman.
@Wernster Hey man sorry for the wait, I'm still cooking up my evil contraption in my secret laboratory. It'll probably be posted in a few days. Just adding the final details and all. I was wondering if maybe you could post the tank you belt privately and then tagging me so that I can download it, as I'm curious to see which one will win. After I'm done and have posted, of course. Maybe think about it?
Anyway, I gotta scoot. See ya later.
[Two drunk tank engineers are in a bar]
Engineer 1: Hey hey, you know computer mouses, right?
Engineer 2: hic Yeah...
Engineer 1: Picture a computer mouse.
Engineer 2: Mhmm...
Engineer 1: Stick four wheels and a big ass gun on it.
Engineer 2: ...
Engineer 2: [sudden realisation]
@Wernster Well, maybe a maximum, 'cause I'm on mobile and I can't run huge builds all that well, but I don't think that'll be a problem. Lol. But yeah, besides that nope.
So maybe we can start now, and in a months time, we end it off? I think a month is plenty to build and upload, and then count upvotes. Although we have to think of a grading system. Any thoughts?
@Wernster I hereby challenge you to a duel. I propose that we each make one tank, and allow others to judge it. I love making tanks, and I think it's safe to assume that you do, too.
Just a little friendly competition, 'cause the site's been kind of asleep lately, and I wanna put a little light into it again. It'll be fun!
@AndroidUser015
Question: How exactly are you still only at 585 points? This is great! As is the majority of you other planes. From me you get an upvote and spotlight.
Oh I remember this scene... It was really disappointing, because of the laser cannons, mostly. Not the way they looked, they looked badass, but if you look closely, you'll notice that they arched. Which is weird because they're lasers, which are literally light, and they where in space. Good build though.
Run. Cessna is coming for you with copyright claims.
+1@TheSonOfThunder
+1Hope this is good enough.
https://www.simpleplanes.com/a/07Ix7X/LaC-937-43-X
I haven't uploaded in like, a half year now but...
+1Eh, I'll give it a shot.
By the way, good to see you again. Dunno if you remember me. You might remember me as MajorSix. It’s been a while. Glad you’re back.
+1Neat, Corvettes. Corvettes and I have the same hometown, so they have sort of a sentimental value to me.
T
+1Race cars don't need headlights
+1@JustDragon
+1It's an honor.
@JustDragon
Sorry for the late reply. I hope the offer is still up because I'm interested. However, I would like to instead enter under my Ciorian rank (From my fictional nation, the Ciorian Empire) and establish the Ciorian Empire as a member of the alliance. Is that possible?
P.S.
+1In case you need to know, I'm Chief Master General of the Imperial Military.
@LieutenantSOT
+1Yup, it is my most detailed plane. This thing took me a whole two months of building, scrapping, rebuilding, detailing, scraping again, rebuilding again, more detailing, livery changes, etc.
You get the point...
Oh, and might I add that I did this all an an iPhone...?
Anyway, I'm glad you like it. See ya around!
Oh dear god...
+1This thing is awesome...
But still, god help us...
365 parts my ass...
+1Cool build though.
@LieutenantSOT
+1Thought you might want to take a look at my latest upload.
...
[inhales]
Uh..
Wat
+1@LieutenantSOT
+1As I say, with enough money, anything is restorable. My family, however, has nowhere near enough money to do that. But, regardless, I think the plane is best just the way it is. It's a reminder of the past, and not only that, but also of what us humans can really do.
@LieutenantSOT That's seriously cool! The only ever time I sat in the cockpit of a warbird was that time a couple years back when I traveled to Germany to look for my Great Uncle's Spitfire. He flew a Spitfire Mk. XIV back in '44; started right after D-day. Was shot down by a Bf-109 in Germany in December of the same year. He survived, and wrote about it in his journal, which is mainly how I located the crash site. Turns out it was near a village that was about 24 miles southeast of Celle. The village apparently saw the dogfight. Luckily, and I mean very luckily, there was an old man who remembers it, and told the story of what he saw, while a lady, whose I assumed was his daughter, translated. This is how I located the actual plane, since the man basically traced the glide path the my great uncle took after being shot down. I also learned that, on top of being shot down, he damaged the Bf-109 before going down, and the Bf-109 had to make an emergency landing in a nearby field. It has since been relocated to a aircraft museum in Brandenburg, so I didn't get to go check it out. But I found the Spit, and it was in surprisingly good shape. For a crash, that is. I don't remember it to clearly because it was all covert in bush and I didn't really get a look at the plane as a whole, but I do remember that the left wing was definitely gone, and the engine had a hole in it. The side panel had been either ripped off upon crashing or shot off, but either way, I had a perfect view of the whole engine, which, as I said before, had a hole it it. The cockpit was still intact, and so I sat down in the seat.
+1So yeah, that's my claim to a WW2 warbird. Hehe.
I've done my fair share of flying. After I turned 17 I managed to get my license within a month. I'd been practicing long before that, though, which explains how I got it in such a short time. Since then I've flown a little over 60 hours. I'm actually planning on going back up this evening. I fly with my dad mostly, in a 172, but every once in a while a get to fly with my friend in his Stearman.
+1Aah, finally, and place where I can unload my vast knowledge of aircraft. F*ck yeah...
+1This thing is freaking five months old and I still fell for it...
+1F*ck me...
@LieutenantSOT
+1Thanks for the spotlight! It's very much appreciated.
@ICIN
+1Great build! You should try building the FT Explorer. I just got mine and it's an awesome plane.
@BeastHunter
+1Here you are! Enjoy.
Me before flying: "Well this is a fun looking plane."
+1VS.
Me after flying: "The French are crazy I say, CRAZY!!"
WTF IS THIS!?
+1@Wernster Hey man sorry for the wait, I'm still cooking up my evil contraption in my secret laboratory. It'll probably be posted in a few days. Just adding the final details and all. I was wondering if maybe you could post the tank you belt privately and then tagging me so that I can download it, as I'm curious to see which one will win. After I'm done and have posted, of course. Maybe think about it?
+1Anyway, I gotta scoot. See ya later.
[Japanese Intensifies]
+1Amazing. Also.
How the FAK did you get to gold in 17 days!!??
+1[Two drunk tank engineers are in a bar]
Engineer 1: Hey hey, you know computer mouses, right?
Engineer 2: hic Yeah...
Engineer 1: Picture a computer mouse.
Engineer 2: Mhmm...
Engineer 1: Stick four wheels and a big ass gun on it.
Engineer 2: ...
Engineer 2: [sudden realisation]
HOLY GOOD MAMA
[falls off of chair]
+1@XLZ 我是混血儿。我妈是中国人，我爸是美国人。
+1I fear no man.
+1But that... thing...
...It scares me.
@Wernster When are you posting?
+1Aw crud...
+1Smoke grenades it is.
Do a radial Spitfire...
+1@Wernster Mm, true. Alright then! May the bet builder win! Happy building!
+1WHERE BE THE HORSES!?
+1@Wernster Well, maybe a maximum, 'cause I'm on mobile and I can't run huge builds all that well, but I don't think that'll be a problem. Lol. But yeah, besides that nope.
So maybe we can start now, and in a months time, we end it off? I think a month is plenty to build and upload, and then count upvotes. Although we have to think of a grading system. Any thoughts?
+1@Wernster I hereby challenge you to a duel. I propose that we each make one tank, and allow others to judge it. I love making tanks, and I think it's safe to assume that you do, too.
+1Just a little friendly competition, 'cause the site's been kind of asleep lately, and I wanna put a little light into it again. It'll be fun!
Greyhound was one hell of a movie.
+1[Does a PSM]
"GET THRUST-VECTORED!"
+1This is a very, well, uh, "nice" plane, if you can say that about the Gannet...
+1The build itself, however, it extraordinary. Great job.
@Wernster Lol.
+1@AndroidUser015
+1Question: How exactly are you still only at 585 points? This is great! As is the majority of you other planes. From me you get an upvote and spotlight.
Oh I remember this scene... It was really disappointing, because of the laser cannons, mostly. Not the way they looked, they looked badass, but if you look closely, you'll notice that they arched. Which is weird because they're lasers, which are literally light, and they where in space. Good build though.
+1@O5BIRD Haha, alright, I promise not to mess with or insult "ze German engineering"...
+1much...
@airlinerbuilder Grading is currently going on. It will be slow. Sorry.
+1LET'S STICK IT ON A PLANE! YEEHAW!
+1素晴らしい。よく出来ました。
+1@Zott
+1No problemo.
@Zott
+1これは私のお気に入りの飛行機の一つです. よく出来ました!
(This may or may not be correct, I'm still just learning...)
:o
+1I'm am definitely using this.
This looks more like something the Germans would have designed...
+1But, besides that great build. I updoot.