@Deloreandude well not all of them had good engines and those engine can become extremely hot because they didn't have radiators or intercoolers like the ones in WW2.The biplanes fighters were fast and they engines was cooling a little bit,but the bombers were slover and the only thing that was keeping them in air was the big wings and light body

@Alex23 it's odd to have an engine exposed on a ww1 bomber, usually it was covered up by a thin layer of sheet metal.

@Alex23 no , i know i was just saying

@Deloreandude I already made one

@Alex23 The intake was on the exterior on the Gotha G.V.Bombers, it just looks like the engine is exposed, but i suppose you could make an bomber with engines exposed.

@Deloreandude I made a WW1 bomber it's called The Big Bro MK 1 if you want to see,not every plane had the engine covered in WW1 usually the bomber didn't really had the engines covered

@Alex23 btw, cool profile picture, I love the F9F

@Alex23 The WW1 bomber is a good idea, but they usually have the engines covered up on the Handley Pages and the Gotha G.V.s.

@Alex23 lol probably

@Deloreandude I don't think I will do the wright flyer,I'm thinking about a WW 1 bomber

@Alex23 yeah, a wright flyer would be great, but you would need a chain as the original flyer had bicycle chains.

@SammyBoy174 don't call KEEMSTAR he will sue me :))

@Deloreandude thanks for the idea I will try to do that :))

SOMEONE CALL KEEMSTAR IMMEDIATELY!!!!!!

Great idea to have the engine exposed like this! You could possibly make one of the early 1900s aircraft by making an exposed engine like this. Great job! :D

@Dimetrodonscantfly did you know someone got banned
https://www.simpleplanes.com/Forums/View/459276/UPSETTING

Interesting idea