Embraer EMB-121 Xingu
Factory fresh version here
No low part count version, perish
Phat thanks to Vincent_, BaconAircraft, SnoWFLakE0s, MrSilverWolf, TheCatBaron for flight testing and technical assistance. Thank you, loyal subjects for supporting one of the two people that has uploaded something regularly in the past 2 years.
Manual
1: Parking Brake
2: Lights
3: Reverse Pitch
8: Master Switch-oof
VTOL: Flaps
Trim: Trim
The EMB-121 Xingu (pronounced: Shin-Goo) is a twin-engine fixed-wing aircraft made by Embraer and introduced in 1977. The largest operator of the EMB-121 is currently the French Air Force, with 23 still remaining in service. Used by the French Air Force as a pilot trainer, it has been in service since 1983 and will be phased out in 2025, a total of 42 years.
Wow another upload from me in less than a month! I promise you this will not be a trend. Originally it was a proof of concept I made over a year ago for making visually accurate cockpits for larger planes. Then I started it again as a practice for circularly paneled wings, so ta-da this is the first plane I've made with a somewhat accurate wing profile. I will now return to my R&D cave kbye.
Additional Flight Notes:
If you takeoff with takeoff flaps selected and let go of pitch, it can sometimes lock itself in a nose down attitude despite having full elevator deflection. I didn't figure out how to fix this so just... don't do that.
Specifications
Spotlights
- BaconEggs 4.2 years ago
- MrSilverWolf 4.2 years ago
- EternalDarkness 3.4 years ago
- BaconAircraft 4.2 years ago
- Vincent 4.2 years ago
- RussianAce 4.2 years ago
- ACEPILOT109 4.2 years ago
- Rjenteissussy 4 months ago
General Characteristics
- Predecessor French Air Force Challenge [Closed]
- Successors 7 airplane(s) +126 bonus
- Created On Windows
- Wingspan 46.7ft (14.2m)
- Length 40.0ft (12.2m)
- Height 16.7ft (5.1m)
- Empty Weight N/A
- Loaded Weight 12,306lbs (5,581kg)
Performance
- Horse Power/Weight Ratio 0.081
- Wing Loading 14.8lbs/ft2 (72.1kg/m2)
- Wing Area 833.9ft2 (77.5m2)
- Drag Points 2435
Parts
- Number of Parts 1228
- Control Surfaces 2
- Performance Cost 3,854
I swear this is gonna have more upvotes than my DHC-2 Beaver and I spent five months on that versus less than one here bruh
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Short like the Embraer Phenom 100 lol
@crazyplaness yes lol
did you design the stock seaplane?
smol but DAMN. it packs a lot of parts.
@AlbertanPlaneMaker yeah go for it
@DeezDucks Tysm it looks rlly cool :D
@Epicpro Right here lol
Where can i download your seaplane? I accidentaly override it :/
wow! great work ! very realistic, awesome 😊
@DeezDucks I like the author very much. Come on!
Ah yes the prop embruh
nice replica
@RaendyLeBeau Thank you! :)
congrats, this plane is so beauty scale finished..amazing ! great Work!
Lol I also built this a while ago😂😂
@GabrielBody No <3
@ChiChiWerx Oh thank you soo much! Sorry for the late response, it's always a pleasure getting praise from you. Those issues may have been oversights, I'll definitely look into that. I'm glad I got somewhat realistic flight characteristics by just eyeballing it lol.
Could you make a mobile friendly version ??
Quite nice and neat with very disciplined approach to building, especially for the cockpit glass. Can’t imagine I’d have the patience to replicate the process. Flight model is also very good. Typically,
though, reverse pitch or reverse thrust would be enabled through some sort of weight on wheels or ground sensing system, making it impossible to throw it into reverse pitch while airborne. There are exceptions to this (C-17), did you see in your research that the pilot can put this one into reverse pitch while airborne? Also, the trim tab would/should be moveable on the ground, even at zero airspeed, can’t imagine this plane IRL would work otherwise. Anyway, very nice/realistic and fun to fly! Spent a few wasted minutes just flying it in the pattern at Yeager, making nice landings, investigating stall characteristics, etc.
@TheWeaver Thanks man! Really happy with out that turned out.
Damn, that cockpit class is s e x y.