yup, tag them in an unlisted @Spectre2520

How?
Post an unlisted one and share them the link?
There’s no way to share file without posting, unless you transfer the file through wire @Chancey21

umm hyattorama and jamesPLANESii @Spectre2520

Who normally test your build before you post them? @Chancey21

I must follow you!

It's a tricraft!

Good Draggike

is that a helicopter plane???

you got a upvote from me!

That’s the best compliment I could revive :) @JettStorm

This is so very amazingly creative

Only 51 parts, so cute!

Oh yeah you make a point @EternalDarkness

True dat @EternalDarkness

@Chancey21 that makes it a twin tail taildragger, in my opinion. Tail wheels are there just to keep the tail off the ground, with main wheel carrying the load. It works better with CoM a bit further behind the front wheel and with shorter vertical stabilizers to get wheels off the ground on takeoff more easily.

I say it’s both, it’s a taildragger like you said but it has one gear in front and two in back @EternalDarkness

@CRJ900Pilot this is a monowheel taildragger, like most gliders, except that it drags two tails. Tails need to be off the ground for the front to go up, which is also a characteristic of draggers. Tricycles rise the nose first. Another characteristic of taildraggers is that front wheels are the main gear (front wheel here), while on tricycles rear wheels bear the bulk of the load.

Sweet!!!

it is simple and effective, have my upvote

Yeah but I meant sets of wheels@Chancey21

Ey, no prob.It looks great.

Thanks @PlanemcPlane

Thanks @FastDan

but airliners have more gear in the back... @CRJ900Pilot

Yeah, you could look at it that way. I classify a tail dragger as a plane with a single wheel on the tail, like a piper cub. I classify a trike as a plane with 2 rear wheels and 1 nose wheel, like a Cessna 172. @Chancey21