I just want to design and build airplanes—military, civilian, or even personal. It doesn’t matter how good or bad they may seem in your eyes. At the very least, they hold meaning to me, the one who created them. It may sound funny when you realize I’m not a professional designer, but know this—no matter who I am, as long as the art of design is in my heart, I will keep going with this game!

From the moment I first experienced SimplePlanes, it became more than just a game to me. It’s a space that allows me to experiment, create, and watch my imagination take flight. I never aimed for perfection in what I build. I only wanted them to be mine—something I crafted with a deep passion for aviation. I have made countless mistakes—built planes that couldn’t fly, designs that defied the laws of physics—but I never stopped learning from them. Every failure has inspired me, and every success has pushed me further. The beauty of SimplePlanes is that it lets you be more than just a designer. It turns you into an experimenter, an engineer, and an artist all at once. I don’t care how others see my creations. Some may think they are just piles of scrap metal, while others might laugh at my bizarre designs. But what truly matters is that I made them, and I am proud of them. There is nothing more exciting than watching something you designed take shape, turning into a machine with a life of its own. Even if it doesn’t fly as gracefully as real-world aircraft, it is still something born from my heart.

To me, SimplePlanes isn’t just a game—it’s a playground for imagination, a space where I can unleash my creativity without limits. No matter who you are, if you have a heart that loves design and creation, then we are alike. And I will never stop building, never stop flying, because this is what I love, and it is a part of who I am.

A line that I always remember

"No matter what it is, if it can fly and impress someone, I'll keep going."