A not very precise replica. Hansa-Brandenburg W.29 is a German seaplane used in WWI, its production began in April 1918.
I learned about this model of airplane through plastic model kitset produce by Wingnut Wings, but the price is too high for me, so I decide to make one myself.
Pilot manual
This is a seaplane so make sure you're on the water
Take off
Pull down TRIM; Pull up throttle; Pull down pitch when you reach 100mph
Landing
Touch the water when your speed below 120mph, this little blue bird is very easy to land.
Using your self defense machine gun
Swich to camera 2
First de-active AG 8, this will temporarily freeze your control of the plane and the front machine guns;
Then active AG 2, now you can use Pitch/Roll to aim, and fire your gun. It will active a gyroscope too, to keep your plane fly smoothly when you busily protect your tail.
Modify advice
This plane is powered by a jet engine installed directly behind the propeller, increase its powerMultiplier if you think it doesn't fast enough.
Remove those ornaments if you feel lagging.
Nagging time
The number and symbols is not historical.
I love using self-defense MGs to shooting down enemy planes in dogfight mode (it's partly because I find it is hard to play a real dogfight when using a mobile phone), but it's annoying when accidentally blow up my own tail. At that time, this plane caught my attention.
YES! A perfect plane without tail (no it has) !
So I put my heart into building and.....find out that disable guns part collision can also solve my problem......
I get a new toy anyway, hope you like it too.
Specifications
Spotlights
- MisterT 3.8 years ago
- Bearclaw189 3.8 years ago
- AWESOMENESS360 3.8 years ago
- Y 3.8 years ago
- Boelin 3.8 years ago
General Characteristics
- Created On Android
- Wingspan 28.9ft (8.8m)
- Length 22.8ft (7.0m)
- Height 9.8ft (3.0m)
- Empty Weight 5,385lbs (2,442kg)
- Loaded Weight 6,064lbs (2,751kg)
Performance
- Power/Weight Ratio 0.555
- Horse Power/Weight Ratio 0.494
- Wing Loading 14.6lbs/ft2 (71.4kg/m2)
- Wing Area 414.7ft2 (38.5m2)
- Drag Points 2459
Parts
- Number of Parts 398
- Control Surfaces 0
- Performance Cost 1,222
@Notnoob1000 Yes, I will. Thanks for the idea.
I was going to buy a kit too, @wonkapilot, and @UTSL, I agree, it is really sad. The assets like the moulds and stuff are going to be sold off, so perhaps you could see which mould goes to which company.
@Notnoob1000 I was going to buy a kit, looks like I won’t be able to now. That is really sad.
@Notnoob1000 That's…… really sad. Thanks for the information
@UTSL @wonkapilot Take a look at this
@Notnoob1000 wingnut wings bankrupted？But it's website still running……?
@Notnoob1000 Wait WHAAAAAAT?
Wow, nice! Shame about Wingnut Wings going out of business.
Nice !
Nice
@UTSL aight, it looks and flies pretty well tbh, I like it.
@AWESOMENESS360 My fault. Very simple introduction added. It's basically a un-famous seaplane design using during WWI. (At least the toy maker say so XD)
I don’t know what this is, but it looks awesome!