Auto Credit Based on EternalDarkness's M.Corp M-300i Skycat
A wing I have made for a project. It uses fuselage slicing to get the shape and make room for a control surface. In similar way, it can also support flaps, slats, leading edge flaps, multi-slotted flaps, and anything else. With the usage of hollow fuselages and some patience, it can also house a landing gear bay.
You are welcome to download and dissect this wing, and to use this technique. No credit needed.
Specifications
General Characteristics
- Predecessor M.Corp M-300i Skycat
- Successors 2 airplane(s) +17 bonus
- Created On Windows
- Wingspan 40.1ft (12.2m)
- Length 14.6ft (4.5m)
- Height 7.2ft (2.2m)
- Empty Weight 656lbs (297kg)
- Loaded Weight 656lbs (297kg)
Performance
- Wing Loading 6.0lbs/ft2 (29.4kg/m2)
- Wing Area 108.9ft2 (10.1m2)
- Drag Points 2
Parts
- Number of Parts 51
- Control Surfaces 0
- Performance Cost 161
@EternalDarkness 🫡
@RepublicofKomi of course you can. A-10s 2ings should be very easy to build with this technique.
@32 they are, but they aren't very important. Everything is shown in detail on the build itself.
Could I perhaps use this for an A-10
It would appear as if the images that used to be here are broken.
@asapSCOTT because I was a dumbass that didn't use a a 20-25% cut to make a trailing edge but instead a 37% cut. I had to use desmos to get the blocks heights, raise and run right
@SemedianIndustries what does desmos have to do with this
It took almost 2 years for me to learn how to do this. Desmos is a lifesaver
very useful !
@Jaspy190 if you check out my f-86 it uses a simpler technique, I might have to give it a slight revamp or remake in the future tho to use this technique, this is best used for ww2 and early jet aircraft, and only slightly with things like f-4 or other high supersonic aircraft, since there airfoils are more symmetrical
@EternalDarkness i finally have a way to calculate the height thickness of the upper and lower back fuselages
Too complex for me, unfortunately
How'd you "cut from the other side"
Man, this is a stressful method you shared to me, now i can take hours of making a realistic one.
Man, thanks to this new technique, all of my builds after my Fw 190 A-8 build have this kind of wings now.
How did you do the wingtips? Seems pretty confusing.
@EternalDarkness well bcs i used 3 parts.
@FRIGGLES I'm glad to hear that.
@EternalDarkness guess what? It freaking works
@FRIGGLES you can download this and check. One good way to learn could be literally making a copy next to this original.
@EternalDarkness what size were the green, red, and orange fuselages?
it's been months since i seen this and yet i'm still an idiot at building this.
Bro this is a gift from god. I can make proper wings now!!!
@FRIGGLES nope. Try replicating this wing part by part, that should help.
@EternalDarkness can you do a video about this?