Photos of the Tu-144
Night time
cockpit
AG Controls
Landing Gear - Landing Gear and Landing Lights
AG2 - Deploy Droop nose and Canards
AG5 - Auxillary Power (used for taxiing without jet engines)
AG6 - Enhanced Stability/ Autopilot
AG8 - Engines
Thrust Management for more realistic takeoffs and landings
-set Throttle 20-22% for takeoff
-once at 400mph TAS cruising speed, you may maximise to 100%
-set throttle 3-5% for landing
-recommend to activate AG6 for landing
-Max speed is about 1800 Mph TAS
Features
-Detailed cockpit interior
-Aeroflot livery
-detailed exterior
Note from Creator
The history of this aircraft can be found here , and this is my first time using beacon lights for windows rather than fuselage pieces, and honestly, it looks much better than how it was for the past two weeks, and I hope you enjoy this aircraft, day or night just as much as I enjoyed creating it.
Sadly, with all the detailing, mobile devices may suffer with lag as this is a 600+ plane and would have been 700+ if I kept the reusable parachute which I ommited just for the sake of mobile tolerance. I do apologise for that.
Though I must confess, I think this plane may have been built much better with enough time before christmas and that the damage model can be fixed, plus the LGs are missing that flap thing, just like the old X-Plane 9 HDEF 4G landing gears, Perhaps once in platinum, and done college, I will redo this with a completely functional cockpit, an actual cabin, and generally double the parts.
On the Ekronplan I go!
Specifications
Spotlights
- Trainzo 4.3 years ago
- Mustang51 4.3 years ago
- Tang0five 4.3 years ago
- ACEPILOT109 3.9 years ago
General Characteristics
- Successors 3 airplane(s) +21 bonus
- Created On iOS
- Wingspan 97.0ft (29.6m)
- Length 216.6ft (66.0m)
- Height 45.9ft (14.0m)
- Empty Weight 94,665lbs (42,939kg)
- Loaded Weight 182,459lbs (82,762kg)
Performance
- Power/Weight Ratio 2.956
- Wing Loading 29.6lbs/ft2 (144.4kg/m2)
- Wing Area 6,169.8ft2 (573.2m2)
- Drag Points 30234
Parts
- Number of Parts 683
- Control Surfaces 7
- Performance Cost 3,233
Now I can replicate that one incident when the Concordski crashed in Paris, 1973...
Ah, yes!
The Concordski...
Nice build.
It's too good for me
But this is so good! Your old builds are so under rated! @jelybaca
@ACEPILOT109 I admire your positivity, though my expectation for this project is at least 25 upvotes because
1)of how poor my Tu-95 and Bell204 performed
2)how limiting iOS screenshots are
3)I was not known then
Maybe perhaps when I update it with windows screenshots
then it could compete with well known user's offerings.
Beautifil Soviet Konkord
Bro, this is great, I saw you newest post and wanted to see what else you’ve made then I saw this with only 27 UPVOTES! This beats at least 40! @jelybaca
@ACEPILOT109 It didnt get the recognition the first time, its aight, why now? Well thanks anyways, but I doubt it would surpass 30, Wizard whomever already made a profoundly more detailed offering of the Tu-114
27 upvotes! needs more
Its weird the nose gear is so tall.
I’m a mobile boi and I can run 900+ parts fine.
Spectacular!
Oh ok thx for letting me know @AircraftoftheRedStar
Do you mean why the cockpit is a bright turquoise? It is so that the pilot has an easier time staying awake.
@PointlessWhyshouldi
Damn, out of spotlights. I must return......
Ive always wondered why is the inside of soviet planes green
This Is A Beautiful Plane I Really Liked The Author Respect. Flies Straight turns normally And does not lose Speed! ((Sorry if it is unclear I wrote Russian and not American and poorly know English) I Wish you good luck in the future
And very nice screens .
Just perfect . GREAT job . I love it
absolutely phenomenal! Beautifully made aircraft
I love the cockpit. I am a sucker for a good cockpit.