This aircraft was designed by the company Scaled Composites founded by Jean-Floyd in 2011, and it’s named “Stratolaunch” which weighs 550,000 pounds alone without cargo. Although it’s maximum weight it can carry is 1.3 M pounds, according from The Verge. The Stratolaunch has a wingspan of 385 feet, with a length of 238-feet, and it’s tail height is 50 feet long, also powered by six 747 engines, with 28 wheels, although This craft is expected to have its first flight somewhere around in 2019.

On the other hand, this replica of mine is 78.2 feet by length, with a wingspan of 150.4 feet, and a tail height of 16 feet, also it’s powered by six Blasto J90 engines with 38 wheels in total. The weight alone is 101,621 pounds without any cargo, but the recommended payload weight is 132,000+ pounds. Although the original concept is to only hold one payload on the Stratolaunch, but in my Stratolaunch concept replica there’s an added slot, meaning it can carry up to two payloads at a time. Also there’s a built in turret in the middle of the wing on the craft, which you can remove or not, it is placed there for other purposes, like for example defiance, protection of others, and encounter attacks and many more, also you can change the color by multiples of this craft. Overall it is your choice to add anything on this craft as payloads, and it’s truly an amazing aircraft to try and fly around the SimplePlanes map, so... try it for yourself, it’s yours once downloaded it, also have fun and hope you enjoy the craft.

Graphics recommend on each device:

Apple/Android devices
-Tablets/iPad's: Low (Recommend)
-Phones: Low-Med Quality (Recommend)

PC Devices
-Note Book: Low-Med (Recommend)
-Laptop: Med Quality (Recommend)
-Desktop: Med-High Quality (Recommend)

Stages of the Aircraft:
Stage 1: Release Payload 1 (left)
Stage 2: Release Payload 2 (right)
Stage 3: (no input)
Stage 4: (no input)
Stage 5: (no input)
Stage 6: (no input)
Stage 7: (no input)
Stage 8: (no input)

Controls of the Turret:
Trim: Up-(Up) and Down-(Down)
VTOL: Right (Up) and Left (Down)

Best regard to all from:
Jhantilloto

P.S if any problems occur with the aircraft please comment down below, it'll be helpful with further updates in the future.