@LQSR United Simple might require your expertise in early warning siren because we have old WW2 sirens but they barely work and we are trying to modernized the but cost of the military is taking most of the money after the war of course
✈️ Quick Summary
United Simple Airline has one plane: a rebuilt CC-138.
Acquired from Canada via barter: 10 utility vehicles + 25 gallons of maple syrup.
Rebuilt by students and military with De Havilland’s help.
Fitted with flare launchers for safety.
Tickets cost $5—includes free pizza and soda.
First 10 flights: first-come seating; after that: lottery.
✈️ Full Story (Tight Version)
United Simple’s only airline flies a rebuilt CC-138, salvaged from Canada after being written off.
Traded for 10 utility trucks and 25 gallons of maple syrup.
Repaired by students, Air Force mechanics, and De Havilland.
Now equipped with flare launchers for remote safety.
Tickets: $5, with free pizza and soda.
Seats: first-come for 10 flights, then chosen by lottery.
A flying symbol of national pride and resourcefulness.
@mahardika can you make a camera aim version
+1@Attr ok
Nice Aircraft
@NTH I know it's been like this for months
+1@SPsidearm the video of the gun in action
+1@mahardika cool
+1@mahardika is this what's it based on
+1AK-47?
@Remaker65998 could you make back wheel not float in the air
@Litteltank I'm not sure if you know this but Imperial Ethiopian Air Force used it until 1968
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@dackyjones ok
@cyberpunkchicken27 I know I'm very late but I would ask @SupremeDorian for autocredit to original post
Nice Design
@F16xl can you make a United States Air Force Thunderbirds version of this
F-16
@EPZAG can you make a Royal Air Freight
@VigilantEyes can you upload the A-10F Super Thunderbolt
Nice
@3MetalTree can you ask the mods to autocredit to the original post by mapa
Thanks to @Mapa for the original
I didn't do much but I don't want to just be only one with it so I post it
Thanks to @3MetalTree for rebuild
Thanks to @Mapa for original build
@mreza1819234 on making it stable for flight
@LunarEclipseSP ok that's fine
+1@ViviDoesStuff can you remake the 757 like this build
@mreza1819234 can you help
@LunarEclipseSP I don't know if you take requests but can you make a 19BB (Barrier Boat)
+1Nice
+1@VeeOne cool
+1@VeeOne do you have favorite plane
+1@G2027RR thanks
@LQSR United Simple might require your expertise in early warning siren because we have old WW2 sirens but they barely work and we are trying to modernized the but cost of the military is taking most of the money after the war of course
@FlarAviation can you make a Aerosucre
A380
I saw this on Flightradar24 once
Nice Engine
@BOEING7875 hi
@Cellado I want a b-52 with GEnx engine just for fun
+1@NewWorldAerospace T
+1Thanks to @MAPA
Thanks to @ReinMcDeer
✈️ Quick Summary
United Simple Airline has one plane: a rebuilt CC-138.
Acquired from Canada via barter: 10 utility vehicles + 25 gallons of maple syrup.
Rebuilt by students and military with De Havilland’s help.
Fitted with flare launchers for safety.
Tickets cost $5—includes free pizza and soda.
First 10 flights: first-come seating; after that: lottery.
✈️ Full Story (Tight Version)
United Simple’s only airline flies a rebuilt CC-138, salvaged from Canada after being written off.
Traded for 10 utility trucks and 25 gallons of maple syrup.
Repaired by students, Air Force mechanics, and De Havilland.
Now equipped with flare launchers for remote safety.
Tickets: $5, with free pizza and soda.
Seats: first-come for 10 flights, then chosen by lottery.
A flying symbol of national pride and resourcefulness.
@dackyjones can you add glass to it
@SibHKM knew it
@YuiMy ok
@SibHKM did you steal a helicopter cockpit to use as this planes cockpit
@YuiMy does this compete with any aircraft
+2@B1BLancer the tu-160 on wiki looks so old
+2@BARREND120 I don't know if you care about the this stuff but China made a low cost version of the T-90
+1@dackyjones are you make other variants of this truck
@dackyjones it's not my build original it's @dussts I just redesigned it
@dackyjones could you ask @SupremeDorian
To autocredit to
Dodge Charger RT 1969
@dackyjones I found it thanks