You can also adjust size of blueprints

@ChaseRacliot 👌

@TheBoeingPerson take your time my friend (^^)

@TheBoeingPerson k

@ChaseRacliot, @Boeing727200F, im starting the build on Saturday so i have more time.

Bro why is there only plat people that upvoted🥀

@Boeing727200F ohhh I was using screen shots.

And also a follow these steps for better fright performance. It's a bit crucial
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1: go to the game's main menu then click on mods,
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2: there is a mod the game already comes with. Called Overload. Active it then enter the simple plane editor
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3: after activating the Overload mod. A new button will appear in the play button section. Click it and It will open the XML menu
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4: then click on Mass scale and turn it to 0.5 or something but make the Drag scale to 0
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This way you will get better fright performance because the aircraft with be less heavy. And also you should do this first on the part you will start adding sections from because it will pass the code to the next Fuselage

I'm here to help my friend (^^)
Here is a 3 step quick tutorial on how to get the shape right and the size

First step: start a new project just a cockpit and the blocks beneath it
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Second step: then put a Fuselage under the cockpit then stretch it till its the longest length possible (10) and add more Fuselages to it until its the same length of the real 727 (you can know but clicking the... then check the length, adjust it by ft or meter as you like it)
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Thrith step: then put a Blueprint like this one click here (the same page you tried to put the reference pictures on). Then put at at the side view and resize it till its the same length as the line we did earlier
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Forth step: then put an others Fuselage at the blueprint we just installed then continue stretching it and adding sections to it until you have a 727 shape
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I hope that helps (^^) if you need any clarification or my words were a bit complicated. Please let me know

go to theblueprints.com you can find some better reference photos. and you can only move the camera on the X and Y axis when using reference images btw (left right up down).

@eggstick okay….

Maybe later.