@Ian_Yashima
Thanks.
I also saw your photo on your twitter. I think ASBE's work is excellent as seen in your photos. I am looking forward to seeing it completed :)
@Kangy
Thank you so much for your thorough description, I really appreciate it!
I understand it very well. I see, so that's why most WW2 fighters have black nose tops.
I have never tried discord before. When I have a little more time on my hands, I might give it a try. I would be very happy to have your advice then :)
@Ash158474060908
I think it might be fixed by setting "Physics" to "Medium" or higher in "Setting" -> "GameQuality" of the game.
Maybe if the Physics is too low, the physics will not be calculated properly and the tires will roll into the ground. I don't know why. Sorry.
@Kangy
Thankyou!
What is an Anti-Glare panel? If possible, I would appreciate it if you could point me to a website that would tell me what it is. Sorry for my lack of study.
@林副统帅
Sorry, I am not a Chinese speaker, so let me answer in English.
Thank you for your request. I have already started to create a US aircraft now, so I will create A6M next time I create a Japanese aircraft.
Wow, that's some awesomely vivid coloring!
And the color change makes it much prettier....
And thanks for increasing the capacity, Andrew must be pleased :)
@Jaspy190
@Prang13
Thanks for the comment.
Well...the next one is totally undecided. I have received various requests...but I will decide according to my mood.
As a Japanese, I would like to build an A6M someday.
@AnHNWhiteCornet
Thanks for the comment!
The suspension was built for looks, but the function is not so good. The tires are a little skewed under load...needs improvement.
@PRINCE210
Thanks for the comment.
Thanks also for the request. I think it is possible for me to make it. But since I just recently built the P-51, I have no plans to build the F-82 at this time. Sorry.
@Jaspy190
Thank you for writing these interesting facts.
I like the sleek look of the Ki-48, but I don't think I'll make one right now, as I've just finished making the Ki-45, which is partially appropriated from the Ki-48 design.
I will keep it in mind as a candidate to make one.
@Jaspy190
Yes, you are correct about the models later than Type 1-Tei (including Ki-100).
Models prior to Type1-Hei had a 12.7mm machine gun in the nose.
@Killer123562
Thank you for your comment.
I have received some requests for jets from the late Great War, such as the Me-262, and I would like to consider the P-59 as a candidate.
@BeeBeeBanoBo
Hmmm...ki 61 is good too. It looks smart and I like it. However, I'm totally undecided on what to make next, so I hope you'll be patient with me.
@BogdanX
Thank you very much for your kind advice. You are certainly right, if I drop the scale of the wing parts down to 0.1, they will no longer appear to pop out. I will keep this in mind as a reference.
@BeeBeeBanoBo
Thank you for your comment.
I am using this image as a reference for this work.
Do you mean the aircraft of 355 Squadron is the one in this image?
@SemedianIndustries
Yourlocalhuman's comment made me a little depressed that he didn't give me a good or bad review of my work. In that sense, I thank you for speaking for me.
@Yourlocalhuman
I don't mind that you were just stating the facts. However, I am thinking of posting the P-51D next, so instead of pointing out that the plane exists in stock, I would be happy if you would download it, fly it in your skies, rate it if you think it is good, and point out any improvements you think are needed.
That's all.
@L0RR3B0RR3
Thank you for your comment.
As you pointed out, this aircraft is prone to stall due to rapid pitch-up during low-speed flight. ...I tried various balance adjustments, etc., but it seems they were insufficient. I will try to improve it in my next work.
@IceCraftGaming
+1@Samflugzeugpanzer
@WinsWings
Thank you so much!!
@Ian_Yashima
+2Thanks.
I also saw your photo on your twitter. I think ASBE's work is excellent as seen in your photos. I am looking forward to seeing it completed :)
@Bryan5
+1Congratulations on reaching 10K :)
@MrShenanigansSP
+2Well, J-2 Skyly is also good. It might be a good idea to build one for dogfighting with Sanka.
You are a builder I admire, and once again you have shown us a wonderful build with remarkable realism and originality. Great work!!
+1@Kangy
+1Thank you so much for your thorough description, I really appreciate it!
I understand it very well. I see, so that's why most WW2 fighters have black nose tops.
I have never tried discord before. When I have a little more time on my hands, I might give it a try. I would be very happy to have your advice then :)
@Ash158474060908
I think it might be fixed by setting "Physics" to "Medium" or higher in "Setting" -> "GameQuality" of the game.
Maybe if the Physics is too low, the physics will not be calculated properly and the tires will roll into the ground. I don't know why. Sorry.
@ChiChiWerx
Thank you so much!
@Kangy
Thankyou!
What is an Anti-Glare panel? If possible, I would appreciate it if you could point me to a website that would tell me what it is. Sorry for my lack of study.
@GabrielSatori @Dragoranos
Thankyou!!
@GabrielSatori
+1Oops, I forgot to fix it. Thanks for pointing that out.
I updated the XML file and fixed the bug.
I cannot reply to all comments (see profile for details).
Also, I will be posting my work less frequently. Sorry.
@林副统帅
Sorry, I am not a Chinese speaker, so let me answer in English.
Thank you for your request. I have already started to create a US aircraft now, so I will create A6M next time I create a Japanese aircraft.
@ChamDel78
+1Thanks for making the new version. It's quite avant-garde :)
@jamesPLANESii
Thank you very much!
I'm glad to hear you say that.
Wow, that's some awesomely vivid coloring!
And the color change makes it much prettier....
And thanks for increasing the capacity, Andrew must be pleased :)
@ChamDel78
Thank you!! :)
@ChamDel78
Yes, it is.
@OTOjustGoose
+1Thank you so much!
@HR
+1Thank you! I'm glad you like it.
Modern cars are cool, but I think old cars have beautiful curves :)
@Jaspy190
@Prang13
Thanks for the comment.
Well...the next one is totally undecided. I have received various requests...but I will decide according to my mood.
As a Japanese, I would like to build an A6M someday.
@AnHNWhiteCornet
Thanks for the comment!
The suspension was built for looks, but the function is not so good. The tires are a little skewed under load...needs improvement.
@asteroidbook345
+2Oh my, you're Japanese-American? I'm glad you have close roots :)
@ANIMESHNIKONE
@ThePIanePerson
Thank you very much! :)
@PRINCE210
Thanks for the comment.
Thanks also for the request. I think it is possible for me to make it. But since I just recently built the P-51, I have no plans to build the F-82 at this time. Sorry.
@RicardoAs1515
Thanks a lot.
But I like the Ki-100 you made.
@Jaspy190
Thanks for your comment :)
@asteroidbook345
+1Indeed.
Even I, a Japanese, think so.
It is very frustrating, but your Ki-100 is far more beautiful and complete than my work. It's a great piece of work! :)
+2@Jaspy190
+1Thank you for writing these interesting facts.
I like the sleek look of the Ki-48, but I don't think I'll make one right now, as I've just finished making the Ki-45, which is partially appropriated from the Ki-48 design.
I will keep it in mind as a candidate to make one.
@MikuisNOTaboi
+2Thanks for the comment.
Ah, Betty. That sounds interesting too.
@Jaspy190
+1Yes, you are correct about the models later than Type 1-Tei (including Ki-100).
Models prior to Type1-Hei had a 12.7mm machine gun in the nose.
@Killer123562
+1Thank you for your comment.
I have received some requests for jets from the late Great War, such as the Me-262, and I would like to consider the P-59 as a candidate.
@Jaspy190
+1Thanks a lot!
I would like to make the Ki-100 as well.
@WhoflerMan
+2Thank you! It was worth all the hard work I put into it.
@ShinyGemsBro
+2Thanks for the comment :)
@botto28
+1Thankyou!
@BeeBeeBanoBo
+1Hmmm...ki 61 is good too. It looks smart and I like it. However, I'm totally undecided on what to make next, so I hope you'll be patient with me.
@Sergio666
+2Thanks a lot!
@JustLookingForFriends
+1Thank you! Thanks also for the request. I will consider it.
@AnHNWhiteCornet
+1Thank you! The windows are the part I was particular about :)
@WolfHunter9111
+2Thanks for the comment. I'm glad you say so :)
@BeeBeeBanoBo
+1Aah! Yes, okay, you mean this one? Okay, I don't know if I can do it well, but I will try to make it.
@BogdanX
+2Thank you very much for your kind advice. You are certainly right, if I drop the scale of the wing parts down to 0.1, they will no longer appear to pop out. I will keep this in mind as a reference.
@BeeBeeBanoBo
+3Thank you for your comment.
I am using this image as a reference for this work.
Do you mean the aircraft of 355 Squadron is the one in this image?
@MikuisNOTaboi
+2Thanks for your comment!
@shipfinder568
+2Thanks for following my account. I also understood for the first time how it works, that users without points cannot upvote. Thank you.
@Yourlocalhuman
+1Thanks for your comments. I am also pleased that you have tested and evaluated my planes.
@SemedianIndustries
+2Yourlocalhuman's comment made me a little depressed that he didn't give me a good or bad review of my work. In that sense, I thank you for speaking for me.
@Yourlocalhuman
I don't mind that you were just stating the facts. However, I am thinking of posting the P-51D next, so instead of pointing out that the plane exists in stock, I would be happy if you would download it, fly it in your skies, rate it if you think it is good, and point out any improvements you think are needed.
That's all.
@L0RR3B0RR3
+2Thank you for your comment.
As you pointed out, this aircraft is prone to stall due to rapid pitch-up during low-speed flight. ...I tried various balance adjustments, etc., but it seems they were insufficient. I will try to improve it in my next work.
@shipfinder568
+1Thank you for your comment. Thank you for fighting with the plane I built :)