Well, this concludes my challenge for the "Classic Jet Challenge". This challenge has taught me the fun of building under the 200p limit and the fun of building jets. I would like to take this opportunity to thank WinsWings. (And I apologize for not building one of the US classic jets that inspired this challenge)
@WinsWings
I see, you were born with a love of airplanes.
I too have loved Airplane since I was a kid... making and flying origami paper airplanes, reading books about airplanes and rockets, etc.
Oh, Falcon...so you are the same generation around Panavia Tornado too? lol
@WinsWings
Thank you! This is my first attempt so I don't know if it will work, but I'll give it a try. And yes, I will be careful not to make the file too heavy.
@WinsWings
Question. Is it possible to use the label parts generated by the converter in the following link in a work that will participate in the Challenge? I would like to use them for nationality marks. SP Label Converter
@HairJig
Thank you very much. I am honored to hear such words. But there are still more than 20 days until the deadline for the challenge. I am sure there will be more great submissions.
@WinsWings
Thank you very much!
It was fun to build it to keep it within 200 parts. I'd like to build and post another plane or two if I think I can afford to build them.
@WinsWings
Oh my god, this is the plane I was referring to the pictures on the internet when I was building my build! I envy you for seeing the real Me-262!
@Bryan5
I dedicate this piece to Bryan5.
You have always spotlighted my work. Thank you.
This "Schwalbe" was requested by you 1.4 years ago. I am sorry for the delay, but I have completed it. Here you go :)
@WinsWings
Thank you. This time, I made it so that I could reproduce the cross-sectional shape as faithfully as possible, especially in the nose section. If the shape is closer to that of the scale model, that's good news for me :)
@ToeTips
@Randomplayer
Thank you!
It took me a year and a half, but I finally achieved platinum. Thanks to everyone who has upvoted and spotlighted me :)
@WinsWings
I see.
The Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum is one of those museums that I would like to visit someday, both in terms of its valuable aircraft collection and in terms of being able to ride on a real Essex-class aircraft carrier.
@ShinyGemsBro
Thanks for your comment!
As an additional note, the last photo shows a TBF attacked by an A6M, which attacked from the turret and returned fire on the A6M.
The A6M was hit in the engine and almost crashed.
@WinsWings
Thank you!
I also referred to this article in preparing this one. Border Models new 35th scale B5N2 TYPE 97 Kate
B5N2 in 1/35 scale...fascinating, isn't it?
Sometimes online information on high precision models is useful for builds in SP.
@WinsWings
@Dogedogebread13
Thanks for the comment.
The landing gear is the best feature of this plane and I wanted to represent it well. I am glad to hear your praise.
@Kangy
Thank you for your comments!
I was very particular in making the fuselage shape as close to the actual aircraft as possible this time. I am very happy to hear your compliments on the shape of the fuselage.
Although the number of parts is a bit large. I was not able to create many detailed parts this time.
It is very difficult to reproduce the exact shape with as few parts as possible.
@RedHawkVehicleSciences
I am glad you like the A6M2 I made. And thanks for making the cool "Rufu". The take off and landing on the water went smoothly.Good work.
You finally made it. Congrats!
+2Zero's final model, beautiful.
@WinsWings
+1Yea, it's a Swedish dragon.
Hope you like it :)
@ariakenori
+2Thanks for the comment. I am honored that you enjoy my posts :)
Well, this concludes my challenge for the "Classic Jet Challenge". This challenge has taught me the fun of building under the 200p limit and the fun of building jets. I would like to take this opportunity to thank WinsWings. (And I apologize for not building one of the US classic jets that inspired this challenge)
@L3FT2R1GHT
Ah, thanks for reading my profile. I'm glad to hear that.
@VOLOTOK
+1Thanks for the comment. Glad we like the same planes :)
@WinsWings
+1I see, you were born with a love of airplanes.
I too have loved Airplane since I was a kid... making and flying origami paper airplanes, reading books about airplanes and rockets, etc.
Oh, Falcon...so you are the same generation around Panavia Tornado too? lol
@WinsWings
Wow, I'm glad to know you like "Tunnan" too. It's worth it to make this build :)
Thanks for the spotlight too!
@WinsWings
+1Thank you! This is my first attempt so I don't know if it will work, but I'll give it a try. And yes, I will be careful not to make the file too heavy.
@WinsWings
Question. Is it possible to use the label parts generated by the converter in the following link in a work that will participate in the Challenge? I would like to use them for nationality marks.
SP Label Converter
@MobileBuilder21
Thank you so much! :)
@HairJig
Thank you very much. I am honored to hear such words. But there are still more than 20 days until the deadline for the challenge. I am sure there will be more great submissions.
@dINE
Thank you very much!
@WinsWings
+1Thank you very much!
It was fun to build it to keep it within 200 parts. I'd like to build and post another plane or two if I think I can afford to build them.
@WinsWings
+2@froge
Thank you very much :)
Nice.
+1I'm in.
@MobileBuilder21
Thanks a lot!
@LunarEclipseSP
+1Oh...You mean, this one?
It's not very good. I want to rebuild it someday.
@ChiChiWerx
+1@EntityQuerty495
Thank you very much :)
@LunarEclipseSP
+1Thank you very much! I was careful to create this build without too many parts, so I'm glad to hear you say that.
Beautiful
+1@WinsWings
+1Oh my god, this is the plane I was referring to the pictures on the internet when I was building my build! I envy you for seeing the real Me-262!
@WinsWings
+2Thank you!
I always appreciate your upvotes and spotlights. Even more than that, I'm happy to hear your compliments and comments :)
@Blueshift
+1@MobileBuilder21
Thank you. I'm glad you like it.
@ThomasRoderick
+2Thank you very much! :)
@Bryan5
+1Thank you :)
Oh, I see... Well, the SP you play wasn't the latest version.... Hope you get to play with the latest version soon.
@Erc90F4RU
+3@SonsoftheMoth
@MAPA
Thank you very much!
I will keep up the good work.
@Bryan5
I dedicate this piece to Bryan5.
You have always spotlighted my work. Thank you.
This "Schwalbe" was requested by you 1.4 years ago. I am sorry for the delay, but I have completed it. Here you go :)
@Tonnkatu
Thank you very much!
@Tonnkatu
May I use this beautiful B17 you created in the screenshots of the build I am working on?
@Tonnkatu
Oooooh! Thank you so much!!!
@WinsWings
+1Thank you. This time, I made it so that I could reproduce the cross-sectional shape as faithfully as possible, especially in the nose section. If the shape is closer to that of the scale model, that's good news for me :)
@WinsWings
+1Thank you!
Glad to hear you say that.
@ToeTips
+1@Randomplayer
Thank you!
It took me a year and a half, but I finally achieved platinum. Thanks to everyone who has upvoted and spotlighted me :)
@WinsWings
+1I see.
The Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum is one of those museums that I would like to visit someday, both in terms of its valuable aircraft collection and in terms of being able to ride on a real Essex-class aircraft carrier.
@WinsWings
+1Thank you for your comment!
So you saw the real TBF! I envy you.
It must have been big...it's one of the largest single-engine prop plane.
@ShinyGemsBro
Thanks for your comment!
As an additional note, the last photo shows a TBF attacked by an A6M, which attacked from the turret and returned fire on the A6M.
The A6M was hit in the engine and almost crashed.
@Englishgarden
+1@FalHartIndustries
Thank you :)
@WinsWings
+1Thank you!
I also referred to this article in preparing this one.
Border Models new 35th scale B5N2 TYPE 97 Kate
B5N2 in 1/35 scale...fascinating, isn't it?
Sometimes online information on high precision models is useful for builds in SP.
@Calensksan
Oops, forgot to equip the hook....
@WinsWings
+1@Dogedogebread13
Thanks for the comment.
The landing gear is the best feature of this plane and I wanted to represent it well. I am glad to hear your praise.
@TheTankMuseum2005
+1Thank you!
@ShinyGemsBro
What a beautiful screenshot!
Thank you so much for making such wonderful pictures with my work. I feel very honored.
@Kangy
+1Thank you for your comments!
I was very particular in making the fuselage shape as close to the actual aircraft as possible this time. I am very happy to hear your compliments on the shape of the fuselage.
Although the number of parts is a bit large. I was not able to create many detailed parts this time.
It is very difficult to reproduce the exact shape with as few parts as possible.
@Wholzz
+2@Hahahahaahahshs
@The26thMeowng
Thank you all for your comments :)
The next one is under consideration.
@RedHawkVehicleSciences
+1I am glad you like the A6M2 I made. And thanks for making the cool "Rufu". The take off and landing on the water went smoothly.Good work.
@XxRxX
Thanks :)
@Noplane
+2Thank you very much. I will continue to do my best to grow, even if only a little bit :)
Oh, this is based on the F4U I made, right?
I'm glad you liked it. But why didn't you post it as a successor to my work?
@L0RR3B0RR3
+1Thank you. I am glad to hear you say so.