A standard M.Corp medium cargo plane. It has detailed cockpit, functional loading ramp, cargo area, and realistic size and performance. It was quite a lot of work getting this baby right, mostly due to lag on my phone. Big thanks to Johndfg for giving me an insight into his building technique. As some of you might notice, the title says C-1C. So, what happened with C-1 and C-1B? Well, since this is my first time using this technique, I wasn't planning ahead. The nose of C-1 was awful. So I re-did the nose and named that version C-1B. Later on, I discovered that my design makes installation of the loading ramp impossible, so I redesigned the entire tail section, lower half of the fuselage, and landing gear, to get the space for the ramp. That's C-1C. I was also planning to make NC-1, a maritime patrol version, AC-1, a gunship, EW-1 AWACS version etc, but gave up due to lag.
Instructions:
VTOL for loading ramp, Trim for flaps.
Enjoy
Specifications
Spotlights
- Johndfg 7.5 years ago
- BaconAircraft 7.5 years ago
General Characteristics
- Successors 13 airplane(s) +161 bonus
- Created On Android
- Wingspan 71.4ft (21.8m)
- Length 72.4ft (22.1m)
- Height 26.2ft (8.0m)
- Empty Weight 33,501lbs (15,195kg)
- Loaded Weight 33,538lbs (15,212kg)
Performance
- Power/Weight Ratio 0.871
- Horse Power/Weight Ratio 0.161
- Wing Loading 24.0lbs/ft2 (117.2kg/m2)
- Wing Area 1,396.9ft2 (129.8m2)
- Drag Points 19957
Parts
- Number of Parts 511
- Control Surfaces 0
- Performance Cost 1,764
@EternalDarkness thanks man
@Noelayechan00 yes. Just be sure to state in description that I personally allowed it so other mods don't remove it.
Yo it is okay if I make a gunship out of this
@EternalDarkness Sorted. Cheers mate!
@MEERKAT978 yes. Counter it with more powerful engines.
@EternalDarkness Gotcha. So its perfectly normal?
@MEERKAT978 they always cause a lot of drag
How do you make fuselage wings without causing a massive increase in drag or is it impossible?
@EternalDarkness I do indeed :)
@Jagtai that's quite an upvote spree you are going at there. I'm glad you like my builds.
@EternalDarkness good to see we are in similar situations I have a windows 7 phone, now I know that sounds amazing but trust me it isn't.
@Redstreak45 no. A phone I used was often overheating due to SP, and suffered battery and processor damage. Now I'm on laptop, as my new phone is a potato.
@EternalDarkness do you still use a phone?
the new van flies better but it doesn't have a cargo hold. so pick your poison.
@F104Deathtrap thanks. I'm glad you like it. It sure was difficult to build. The phone I was using at the time could barely run it.
The cockpit in particular is very impressive. Usually for cockpits this detailed, people make it in miniature and hide it inside a block or something, but you managed to make the whole thing 1:1 I will probably need to study this build if I ever want to be able to make larger, more complicated designs in the future.
@BogdanX thanks
@Kentheman no problem
Thanks @EternalDarkness
@Kentheman sure
Hi, can I please use your some part of your plane? I will give you the Credit. @EternalDarkness
@ElysiumDarkness it's a feature I (think I) saw on Transal C-160. Purpose of such a feature is to allow smaller landing gear pods, and safe landing with landing gear retracted, or at least that's how I see it. Since the plane is meant to be operated from unprepared surfaces, it needs a large landing gear, which would take huge gear pods to retract into without breaking into the cargo area.
@EternalDarkness indeed I did but my only flaw with the C-1C is that the back wheels don't come up, that's a small pet peeve I have with larger planes like this I have, they deserve to have as good aerodynamics as possible
@ElysiumDarkness great. I hope you'll enjoy them