"The bird which burns itself to death and then rises again from the ashes."
A very big plane with more than 100 wings. Based on the famous mythical bird known as the Phoenix. Flies very well. To fly it, first throttle up then press 1 to takeoff. VTOL Up or Down to change the wing pattern in the middle of the plane. Good for racing...
Note: If the fuel runs out very quickly, please try adding an infinite fuel block.
Specifications
General Characteristics
- Created On Windows
- Wingspan 127.7ft (38.9m)
- Length 124.8ft (38.0m)
- Height 17.9ft (5.5m)
- Empty Weight 9,383lbs (4,256kg)
- Loaded Weight 1,347,424lbs (611,182kg)
Performance
- Power/Weight Ratio 0.01
- Wing Loading 334.5lbs/ft2 (1,633.2kg/m2)
- Wing Area 4,028.0ft2 (374.2m2)
- Drag Points 2539
Parts
- Number of Parts 238
- Control Surfaces 143
- Performance Cost 3,060
@Jukkelus THANKS
Extremely beautiful build. It truly flies well, but I run out of fuel almost immediately.
Np@MAHADI
@belugasub THANKS FOR THE UPVOTES
@DankDorito MANY THANKS
@MAHADI
A great replication of a Phoenix.
It is very complex, a lot of dedication was put in your creation.
Flight performance is great. It is very fun to fly in.
10/10
@HKAerodynamics THANKS
Wow, that is one flashy plane! That's how a phoenix is made in SP!
Np. @MAHADI
@saturn28 THANKS
@Multidimensional THANKS
@SledDriver THANKS. and the fuel runs out because of a bug maybe, I think I will have to change the fuel plans for my next planes...
Nice. You might want to add some large vertical stabilizers because it tends to yaw randomly a little. And some more fuel on the plane itself - it runs out very quickly.
@spefyjerbf a description in your style...
THANKS GUYS @AudioDud3 @Awsomur
That's like the coolest tag line ever.
@Treadmill103 oh, that's great...
@Treadmill103 THANKS, how well does it fly?