@Thatrano Yes, I was not exactly following or working with the blueprint. Just a quick build, loosely based on the XA-38 with a bit different position for the 75mm canon. (Real one got another remote turret on the belly too, with total of 6x 0.5 machine guns.)
Very nice to fly, but as there is almost zero drag and zero mass makes the plane very difficult to land. It is keep on flying and can’t stop. I suggest to leave mass and drag for some realistic flight experience
Hello friends, I have some urgent things (in good ways though) and so I got delayed in the judging process. I will post the results once I am done. Maybe in a week. Sorry for the lateness. Sept/3/2024
@mikoyanster True, since I work full-time, and have family responsibilities, I don't have much free time. But I try to keep this tradition alive for at least once in one and a half months. So that to keep up the spirit and love of the airplanes. by the way, I like your works and collection so much.
Nice, it was also called DC-9 before with McDonnell Douglas - When I was a teenager, I built a DC9-Series 40, at 1:72 scale model using teak wood - with the help from my late dad who helped and taught me how to curve the wood. It is about 19 inches / 48 cm - I miss those days of seeing this plane. @Zaineman
I successfully completed two long flights; which I began my flights from the "Bandit Approach" and landed at Yeager Airport. Although it was slow, it felt like meditation, and I was able to control it mainly through trim and roll. The flight was gentle and powerless, and the landing was smooth. This is almost a close replica of the Fauvel AV.36, a single-seat tailless glider designed by Charles Fauvel in France during the 1950s. Specially made for my friend @TheGliderGuy 's challenge.
This plane is so cool, Sadly, I am running out of my spotlight limit since I was using it for the winners of the Seaplane Challenge. I am posting one of my build (a sedan) posting near your Beechcraft Kingair. Thanks,
@Thatrano Yes, I was not exactly following or working with the blueprint. Just a quick build, loosely based on the XA-38 with a bit different position for the 75mm canon. (Real one got another remote turret on the belly too, with total of 6x 0.5 machine guns.)
+2@Krikkit42 @TTL @F8boa
+2good luck buddy
+2Very nice to fly, but as there is almost zero drag and zero mass makes the plane very difficult to land. It is keep on flying and can’t stop. I suggest to leave mass and drag for some realistic flight experience
+2very nice, love the windows
+2Hello friends, I have some urgent things (in good ways though) and so I got delayed in the judging process. I will post the results once I am done. Maybe in a week. Sorry for the lateness. Sept/3/2024
Thank you all for joining.
+2good one, the original Hind
+2@mikoyanster True, since I work full-time, and have family responsibilities, I don't have much free time. But I try to keep this tradition alive for at least once in one and a half months. So that to keep up the spirit and love of the airplanes. by the way, I like your works and collection so much.
+2@HariTheSnakk Thank you
+2colors and livery are spot on. Great job
+2@Boeing727200F yes, as first as SR71
+2@Zaineman, look at this details
+2great build. your collection is wonderful and consistent. great job
+2@Krikkit42 he (@jamesPLANESii) already done one of the best piece for this challenge
+2@Zaineman yes - New York was like a war zone last night - with the sounds of fire works. Happy 4th of July buddy
+2@CallsignGizmo Well, ... because I wanted to
+2@Zaineman oh wow, so funny
+2nice
+2huh, 15 control surfaces? I have to take a closer look, thanks for joining
+2@Zaineman
+2@MrCOPTY nice. let me know if you achieve a better speed record and altitude.
+2@Alternation i love all 3 of the V bombers
+2Nice staff - @MrCOPTY thanks.
+2this is pure Zaine!
+2Thanks @AntonWings & @Omoriboy
+2@Randomplayer @Noob101 well… @Themouse must be on a glider … coming slowly
+2Nice, it was also called DC-9 before with McDonnell Douglas - When I was a teenager, I built a DC9-Series 40, at 1:72 scale model using teak wood - with the help from my late dad who helped and taught me how to curve the wood. It is about 19 inches / 48 cm - I miss those days of seeing this plane. @Zaineman
+2beautiful, this is one of my favorite plane
+2@IQinventory and Mitsubishi Zero
+2awsome, this is the quality I am looking for
+2Little F23
+2I was away and missing a lot of your nice planes.
+2Thanks, to all, @JuliaAircraft @Superliner350 @Rjenteissussy
+2wow one of my favorite plane
+2FMA IA 58 Pucará ?
+2Nice work. This is the first plane with the standards that i expected for the challenge
+2@ThomasRoderick @BadahhMuscleCar001@MAPA Thank you guys
+2@Monarchii @Graingy thank you
+2They should take out the Honda logo from my car. I am not paying for their logo, I am just buying a vehicle -
+2nice, you did it. this is one of my bucket list to build -
+2Testing my (fictional) large transport helicopter, while MAPA’s [AI] Embraer Praetor 500 circles in the background
It is quite good at controls, and I can land at the spot I wanted to. Check out the video. I will post once I finish adding the windows and details.
To @MAPA; thanks for your great AI planes, it pop up at the right moment - so cool
T for tag.
+2@Mousewithamachinegun122 @Superliner350 @GuardianAerospace Thank you guys
+2@Erc90F4RU thanks you so much. I will tag you for some of my builds in the future
+2congrats, it is 100+ now
+2@Speedhunter Speed, you are really fast
+2I successfully completed two long flights; which I began my flights from the "Bandit Approach" and landed at Yeager Airport. Although it was slow, it felt like meditation, and I was able to control it mainly through trim and roll. The flight was gentle and powerless, and the landing was smooth. This is almost a close replica of the Fauvel AV.36, a single-seat tailless glider designed by Charles Fauvel in France during the 1950s. Specially made for my friend @TheGliderGuy 's challenge.
+2@MAPA Your plane is so cool, also it is a right size with the car
+2This plane is so cool, Sadly, I am running out of my spotlight limit since I was using it for the winners of the Seaplane Challenge. I am posting one of my build (a sedan) posting near your Beechcraft Kingair. Thanks,
+2@frogbot4000 My pleasure, the main objective of the challenge is to learn new things from each other and improve our work in the future
+2Posting the prizes in 2-3 days, as I need to spread out the Spotlights
+2