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@randomusername its a good plane, i remember when it came out

@ColonelJohn110 try clipping it into the fuselage by building around the gear

@MakeshiftPlanes thanks for the feedback

I like this

it does not look like a king cobra they have their weapons in the wing.

Ok

Good job

I put it to test vs the new ships near bandit airport. It did surprisingly well took multiple flak shells to the fucalage, wings and engine and it survived until it hit my wing again then I exploded.

Good job on this plane keep it up

I am making a fictional P-63 N Sea cobra navy version, I have already got a good paint scheme and fitted a radial engine and tail hook, but I'd like to make it a tail dragger but I can't seem to move the gear around and have them stick anywhere , any suggestions on what I should do(help) p.s they stick in some places but the don't fold right.

@CaesiciusPlanes
Tell me when you post, Caesicius, so I don't miss it.

This one is pretty fantastic too, but your Yak is just that much better!

Flies good, looks good, nice attention to details, especially the guns.

@AughtFour sweet mother of God this plane is f*ing amazing mate wonderful work mate WÚNDIBÁR!!!

i love every part of it!

@Destroyer5713
Obliged! You might check out the F variant I just submitted. It's more capable, if less graceful.

This is awesome. Finally a GREAT replica of the Kingcobra. :)

Good-looking and well-controlling plane!

This is bootyful 👍

@AughtFour Noice

i am in awe, this is beautiful!

@realluochen9999
Second only to the Corsair's perhaps, landing gear was no afterthought on the Airacobra. These are a bit stiff though, so land gingerly.

@Bdog04
Please direct your praise to Bell's engineers.

@coolhand83
That's for the illusion of a filleted sweep into the fuselage, but you're right.