Auto Credit Based on CaptBlackadder's Very large plane
This Beast of an aircraft is capable of carrying thousands of pounds of cago or passangers over large distances. The A-2 Excelsior is a very flyable craft, especially considering its enormous size. The VTOL controlled flaps make any take off or landing easy for any pilot. This build was started on my phone but soon its wingspan became a problem, even soon this monster was at the limit of my computer's range. I hope you enjoy, should be moble friendly (works for me).
Specifications
General Characteristics
- Predecessor Very large plane
- Successors 1 airplane(s)
- Created On Windows
- Wingspan 352.7ft (107.5m)
- Length 182.1ft (55.5m)
- Height 41.1ft (12.5m)
- Empty Weight 195,595lbs (88,720kg)
- Loaded Weight 268,607lbs (121,838kg)
Performance
- Horse Power/Weight Ratio 0.059
- Wing Loading 22.9lbs/ft2 (111.8kg/m2)
- Wing Area 11,732.0ft2 (1,089.9m2)
- Drag Points 91847
Parts
- Number of Parts 425
- Control Surfaces 25
- Performance Cost 1,640
Of this? Of course not, I would love to see any additions, thank you @DownUnderWing
Very interested to see the armed version.
Would you mind if I post a successor with some slight modifications? @CaptBlackadder
Thank you very much, I'm very happy to hear you like it. I don't know if you would be interested but I have almost completed my armed version of this beast @DownUnderWing
Brilliant
@KaptainKiyoshi haha Thank you, controllable but slow in all regards
Flies like a dream...a very slow and heavy one, but a dream nonetheless
@CaptBlackadder Well that explains it!
@CaptBlackadder The same to you, happy building! ( ^ω^)
Thank you, I visted the Sprice Goose a month or two ago and I was inspired, but I didn't want to make an exact replica @KSPFSXandSP
Thank you, that makes me feel great that I could help. Happy building : D @Sparrow007
This looks like the Spruce Goose!
@CaptBlackadder Np! This plane is a huge aircraft with strong structural strength，I have learned a lot about the way to build a reliable large plane from it！So，thank you too！
@Sparrow007 Thank you, your plane inspired me to actually publish it, so thank you.
What a huge plane!
Thank you@https://www.simpleplanes.com/u/Treadmill103