kosmos 2520 military satellite launched 6.7 years ago

Thanks @RailfanEthan

Colonial Viper Mk I Fighter 6.7 years ago

Thanks @QingyuZhou

SSBN Columbia VTOL 6.7 years ago

Thanks @Delta74

SSBN Columbia VTOL 6.7 years ago

Thanks for testing, this is agile on the water, but wallows like a flying pig when airborne. Yet, can fly in a simi-straight line and land on water anywhere. @SledDriver

SSBN Columbia VTOL 6.7 years ago

OK, my next submarine may be styled like a Los-Angeles-Class attack model. (This means no guns, no control tower wings, only customised Tomhawk Missiles and possibly the nerdy Jundroo Jundroo Torpedoes) - Jundroo torpedoes work on slow WW2 style dive-bombers only, not on attack boat models, so I stopped using them. Maybe Jundroo will learn from it's mistakes on weaponry, maybe not. @MI

SSBN Columbia VTOL 6.7 years ago

Thanks @getorge

Federation Corvette Katsuragi 6.7 years ago

Fun to test; you are among the few builders that create Jundroo water vessels that actually move and steer. Nice build. Congrats!

SSBN Columbia VTOL 6.7 years ago

Just double-checked, the USS Santa Fe is based on the Seawolf class body, without tower wings. Is this what you are suggesting? @MI

Sky Dart 6.7 years ago

Thanks @Texasfam04

SSBN Columbia VTOL 6.7 years ago

@xenomdefrost Thank you.

SSBN Columbia VTOL 6.7 years ago

Thx, I've not read that book, but yes it involves a nuclear powered US submarine. This build was to merely to prove to @SledDriver that Jundroo water-based models can also actually fly, with TLC care at flight controls, yes they can fly from Murphy to Wright and back again, with primary targets: USS Tiny II and USS Beast. @MI

SSBN Columbia VTOL 6.7 years ago

Thx, no problem. @CRJ900Pilot

SSBN Columbia VTOL 6.7 years ago

Yeah, but you never voted, still nice you noticed. @CRJ900Pilot

SSBN Columbia VTOL 6.7 years ago

Thx, okay, @Sheeper

SSBN Columbia VTOL 6.7 years ago

Thx! @CRJ900Pilot

SSBN Columbia VTOL 6.7 years ago

Thanks @Somefox

Sky Dart 6.7 years ago

Thank you @Delta74

Sky Dart 6.7 years ago

Thank you @CRJ900Pilot

Sky Dart 6.7 years ago

Thanks @LSJSam

Boeing aircraft challenge 6.7 years ago

At Lockheed the spelling ie "Boing". Have a nice day!

Sky Dart 6.7 years ago

Thanks @MI

Sky Dart 6.7 years ago

Thanks @Planefun

Sky Dart 6.7 years ago

Thanks @getorge

Sky Dart 6.7 years ago

Thanks @niggelas100

Sky Dart 6.7 years ago

Thanks @mechanickqwerty

Sky Dart 6.7 years ago

Thank you. @Kaos

Sky Dart 6.7 years ago

Thank you. Simple flys better sometimes, @SledDriver

Blood Corsair MB Friendly 6.7 years ago

Nice compound jet drive!

+1

stellara frigate 6.7 years ago

You’re getting a lot of “airworthy” help here, which is fun to watch. You’re free to download and reuse the simple StarDrive engines posted on my link. The engines are simple to copy and reuse. I’m about to test @SledDriver version, they are easy to fly, yet tricky to replicate on the simple iPad I use.

+2

stellara frigate 6.7 years ago

@goboygo1 here's a lighter flightworthy version
https://www.simpleplanes.com/a/W5y07Y/space-cargo

EVE (WALL·E) 6.7 years ago

Etomology of Disney’s WALL-E term is appreciated, @tempusfelis

+1

KFC coffee 6.7 years ago

A simple everyday object, and yes, I’ve grabbed a few of these enroute to work. I’m adding an update to this, all credit remains yours.

EVE (WALL·E) 6.7 years ago

I had a blast testing this. Well done!

SSBN Colombia 6.7 years ago

Thanks @PlanesAndThings2

SSBN Colombia 6.7 years ago

Thanks @BaldEagle086

SSBN Colombia 6.7 years ago

Thanks @getorge

SSBN Colombia 6.7 years ago

Thx, and yes, the general body shape is along the lines of your aerial model builds @SledDriver

Hypno-Stuka 6.7 years ago

Creative engine nacelle. Kinda reminds me of the low-rider trucks, with non-stop spinner hubcaps. Yes, interesting cars still criuse Van Nuys boulevard.

SSBN Colombia 6.7 years ago

Thanks @poopatron71

SSBN Colombia 6.7 years ago

Thanks @Tang0five

UH-1 Huey Rescue Heli (Collab) 6.7 years ago

Excellent!

Mig-25X 6.7 years ago

Re: missile elimination, simply the 5-10 miles PRIOR engagement is what I missed out on, per video.

Agree, a great video. I like the unprecedented casual tour of the secret Snowstone Mountain airbase. Not all SP builders are aware of the dual launchers, e.g., a single standard SP missile icon hit will take out only one of them. Usually. Cleavers are fickle, a Jundroo construct. I like your modded cannon. Visual results are entertaining.

I am complimenting you.

FYI, there is a hidden secret sea docking station directly below the the upper launch runway. @SledDriver

Mig-25X 6.7 years ago

Outstanding video, (lacking the nasty “SnowStone missile elimination” prelude), yes a very familiar cavern and takeoff runway. Video observed on my iPad @SledDriver

Mig-25X 6.7 years ago

Thanks @JettStorm

Mig-25X 6.7 years ago

Thanks @grizzlitn

Mig-25X 6.7 years ago

Negative. I could post a floating walrus or you could post a floating mountain "visitor" https://www.simpleplanes.com/a/jtHUvW/Walrus-Floats-and-Leaps-and-Flys @SledDriver

Mig-25X 6.7 years ago

Thanks @HliasXardas2

Mig-25X 6.7 years ago

Thanks @Foilhat

Mig-25X 6.7 years ago

Thanks @RyneKuczy

Mig-25X 6.7 years ago

Excellent and (maybe, real maybe) achievable appraoch. Yet, others have sent me similar “floating hovering” brag, e.g. their floating UFOs or floating Walruses can do anything. Those guys always forget about the missiles, so I take such suggestions with a Houge grain of salt. @SledDriver