Ladies and gentlemen, fellow builders, pilots, and engineers,
Today, I want to talk about something that may look simple at first glance—something small, something plain—but something truly extraordinary. Today, I want to talk about the Block in SimplePlanes.
The Block is not just a part. It is the foundation of creativity itself.
At its core, the Block is the purest building element in SimplePlanes. No forced shape, no predefined function—just possibility. Where other parts come with expectations, the Block arrives with freedom. It doesn’t tell you what it should be. You tell it what it will become.
With Blocks, we create wings that were never meant to exist, fuselages that flow like art, armor that protects, and details so small they bring aircraft to life. From sleek fighters to massive airliners, from tanks to boats, from experimental crafts to absolute chaos—the Block is always there, quietly holding everything together.
The Block is special because it rewards imagination. It challenges us to think beyond presets and see shapes where none exist. One Block can be nothing. A hundred Blocks can be a masterpiece. Thousands can become a machine that flies, fights, and defies physics.
It is also the great equalizer. Whether you’re a beginner placing your first parts or a veteran crafting advanced replicas, everyone starts with the same Block. Skill isn’t measured by what parts you use—but by how you use them.
In SimplePlanes, realism, creativity, and engineering meet—and the Block stands at the crossroads of all three. It can be aerodynamic, structural, decorative, or all at once. It can be invisible or the star of the design. It can be simple—or unbelievably complex.
So next time you load into the designer and reach for that humble Block, remember this: you are not placing a part. You are placing an idea. You are laying down the first step of something that has never existed before.
The Block is simple.
The Block is powerful.
The Block is special.
Thank you—and happy building.
Credits : Me and Chatgpt