(Based on my previous Concorde)
Tupolev Tu-144 is a supersonic airliner manufactured by Soviet Union, one of the only two supersonic airliner which had operated commercial flights.
AG1+VTOL down: drop nose
AG2+VTOL down: air brakes
AG3+VTOL down: retract canards
AG4+VTOL down: landing gear doors
Specifications
General Characteristics
- Successors 4 airplane(s) +28 bonus
- Created On iOS
- Wingspan 64.8ft (19.8m)
- Length 142.7ft (43.5m)
- Height 32.7ft (10.0m)
- Empty Weight 55,421lbs (25,138kg)
- Loaded Weight 77,487lbs (35,147kg)
Performance
- Power/Weight Ratio 1.74
- Wing Loading 77.6lbs/ft2 (378.8kg/m2)
- Wing Area 998.8ft2 (92.8m2)
- Drag Points 29183
Parts
- Number of Parts 271
- Control Surfaces 5
- Performance Cost 1,590
Yeah, though I don’t really play this game as much as before too. @SilverArrowThePegasus
Heh, glad to see you're doing
alright @realSavageMan
Welcome back! @SilverArrowThePegasus
Throwback, cant belive it's almost been 3.8 years... jeez how I have grown to just die and never build lol
@QingyuZhou alright. Thx budy my pal
Probably. I’m kinda busy but I’ll think about it @Vidal99977
@QingyuZhou if you ever get a chance to... well... build an airplane, would you please do a remastered version of this tu 144. If you can thx. I am rlly looking for a very good Tu144 that is better than mine. Plsssssssssssssssssssssssssss?
@QingyuZhou may I use this and tweak it a little. I will post it up on here with your name. Thx
@QingyuZhou it's in Germany somewhere, I totally forgot, I'll edit the town it's in here soon
Edit: the town is, Sinsheim
And it's called the "Auto & Technik Museum"
Okay. And sorry I didn't tell you I used one of your droppable nose since that was cool @Hyperloop
Cool! Where is the museum?@MrSilverWolf
i have a full scale new concorde, you could use it for your tu144
I've seen one of these in a museum once, and what was cool is you were allowed to go inside it as well, it was about the same size as your normal Md-80 it wasn't very big on the inside, but it was massive when you looked at it on the out side. (It's bigger than the concord, which was at the museum as well, here is a picture)
Awesome!