Auto Credit Based on bskngshrk's 1940s AIRCRAFT CHALLENGE [CLOSED, WINNERS ANNOUNCED ON FORUM]
This is my second challenge entry.
1940s Fictional German Naval torpedo bomber.
Fully functioning torpedoes - Drop under 400mph/300fts.
Please have fun!
AG 1 : Boost engine
AG 2 : Drop left torpedo
AG 3 : Drop right torpedo
AG 4 : Navigation/instrument panel lights
AG 6 + VTOL down : Arresting hook
AG 7 + VTOL down : Fold wings
VTOL : Flaps
Specifications
Spotlights
- This craft has been featured
- Weaverfish 7.0 years ago
- tjktjk11 7.0 years ago
- Avro683Lancaster 7.0 years ago
- ChiChiWerx 7.0 years ago
- Flash0of0green 7.0 years ago
- bskngshrk 7.0 years ago
- redbear89 7.0 years ago
- mikoyanster 7.0 years ago
- LiamW 7.0 years ago
- Sparrow007 7.0 years ago
General Characteristics
- Predecessor 1940s AIRCRAFT CHALLENGE [CLOSED, WINNERS ANNOUNCED ON FORUM]
- Created On Windows
- Wingspan 51.5ft (15.7m)
- Length 46.7ft (14.2m)
- Height 14.8ft (4.5m)
- Empty Weight 10,342lbs (4,691kg)
- Loaded Weight 17,819lbs (8,083kg)
Performance
- Horse Power/Weight Ratio 0.305
- Wing Loading 31.6lbs/ft2 (154.1kg/m2)
- Wing Area 564.6ft2 (52.5m2)
- Drag Points 8705
Parts
- Number of Parts 264
- Control Surfaces 18
- Performance Cost 1,400
@NutmegThunder81 I think it's about torpedo's prop overspeed problem
keep throttle least 1%
It blows up when taking off
404-
Something went wrong!
This plane explodes when trying to get off the ground!
I must build a naval bomber, too. Seriously, I should really build one.
Well, off to the workbench I guess :)
Btw, I like this.
This plane is awesome!!!
Wow!
Excellent piece of engineering! Nice details and smart design! I like it a lot!
We found the winner already?
Very cool! The past few days haven't been good for original, nice-looking builds, but yours breaks the drought. I can imagine, though, that Heinkel would have had a nightmare of a time trying to incorporate those props into the booms that way...I can see the Allied news headlines: "Nazi torpedo bomber's tail separates in flight...take that Adolf!"
Very nice job!
Totally like the design
Sweet
Sick dude. I love how this is so well thought out for a naval bomber - something the Germans never really had.
I recommend you setup a genuine torpedo sighting system for this. The torpedoes are super slow - but if you setup a system and say 'release the torpedo while approaching ship at its side, at a distance of 1 mile, 400m height at correct speed' and then attach an indicator on the gunsight... You'd be able to hit it every time you setup an attack run.
Well this looks amazing.