The civilian version of Tu-95. Fun fact, when it was introduced, there were but a handful of airports that actually had ladders tall enough to service the aircraft. Group 1 for engines, group 2 for headlights, VTOL for landing gear.
Specifications
General Characteristics
- Created On Windows
- Wingspan 172.7ft (52.6m)
- Length 171.7ft (52.3m)
- Height 41.8ft (12.7m)
- Empty Weight 65,105lbs (29,531kg)
- Loaded Weight 115,094lbs (52,206kg)
Performance
- Horse Power/Weight Ratio 0.139
- Wing Loading 29.5lbs/ft2 (144.2kg/m2)
- Wing Area 3,897.0ft2 (362.0m2)
- Drag Points 42457
Parts
- Number of Parts 364
- Control Surfaces 8
- Performance Cost 1,362
Thats okay, we all make mistakes. :)
@SimpleFlow
@TheJohnnyMan
Oh sry my bad
Didn't mean to be offending anyone sry
I just checked, and I'm with @MaardAircrafts and Ichko. This plane is completely different, the wings are at a different angle, the fuselage is different, the shape of the fuselage, the part count, the paint job. Its different right down to the amount of control surfaces. Please check that it is in fact a copy before you mark it as one.
@SimpleFlow
@MaardAircrafts
Pff why
@SimpleFlow How is anything stolen? The fuselage is different, here it is larger, the wings are not a single piece and fuselage as well, the engines are double, counter-rotating and the cockpit is different as well. so, please, explain.
oh... @SimpleFlow
@ccooper
@TheJohnnyMan
@Ichko
This was stolen from a plane.
It was originally the: Lockheed Super Constellation EC-121 from @Authros