A fictional airliner designed to use shorter runways and water takeoffs.
Flight Instructions:
Act 1 + Throttle
Toggle crusing engines
Act 2 + Trim up
Toggle VTOL wing engines
Act 3 + Trim Up
Toggle Stability Assistance ( Roll and Pitch )
Act 3 + VTOL Down
Rotate wing + VTOL engines
Act 4 + VTOL Down
Retract/Lower Landing Gear
Act 5 + Trim Up
Open doors/exits
Specifications
General Characteristics
- Created On Windows
- Wingspan 167.3ft (51.0m)
- Length 161.7ft (49.3m)
- Height 34.4ft (10.5m)
- Empty Weight 197,776lbs (89,710kg)
- Loaded Weight 298,626lbs (135,454kg)
Performance
- Power/Weight Ratio 3.296
- Wing Loading 67.1lbs/ft2 (327.5kg/m2)
- Wing Area 4,452.6ft2 (413.7m2)
- Drag Points 43946
Parts
- Number of Parts 217
- Control Surfaces 4
- Performance Cost 1,111
@Rodrigo110 Well I decided to build a battle ship instead so here it is: https://www.simpleplanes.com/a/N384O4/Yari-Class-Corvette
@EliteArsenals24 Thanks
This looks nice.
@Rodrigo110 Ok
No, I mean the actual look of them. Right now they look like tiny wheels on really long stilts. Make them look balanced and detailed like real landing gear.@BreadOnButter
@Rodrigo110 Also, what do you mean by improving landing gear; Gear bay, suspension?
Thanks @Gestour
Nice! Glad to hear it @BreadOnButter
@Rodrigo110 Next, I might build a A 10
I like most of the design and detailing but you should work on your landing gear (and I think you may have gone a little overboard with the engines). I think now is the right time to start branching out now into areas other than airliners (vehicles, helicopters... etc) to keep it interesting. Versatility is a great attribute! @BreadOnButter
@Rodrigo110 Thanks. What do you think?