Anyway, I've got another big fictional jet for you called the Boeing 777-4X, similar to the 763-246C, but even bigger, more modern, and with much greater capacity for at least 740 passengers in 3 class configuration, and you can check it out here:
https://www.reddit.com/r/mspaint/comments/16mxd8g/idesignedaplaneon_mspaint/
The Boeing McDonnell Douglas 797 is looking every bit as glorious as I hoped it would be here, and I'm sure that 6 engined double decker will likely look just as good as this one. ;)
This Blue Archive hovercraft is looking cute yet armed at the same time, it should hold me off until the fictional Boeing McDonnell Douglas 797 and that other fictional double decker are completed. ;)
@STALIN83 Yep, almost like a supersized double decker L-1011 with 6 engines, and I'd still be down to see you recreate that plane later on, but only if you're up to it of course. ;)
Anyway, I've found a creative double decker jet design on Pixiv that has a twin-engine pod on each wing, and another pod on the tail, making 6 engines in total, and you can check it out here:
https://www.pixiv.net/en/artworks/128144345
The ALR Piranha's definitely another awesome fighter jet concept to look at right here, plus, any other fighter jets after this one shall look very impressive as well. ;)
Wow, I’m glad to finally see the day you recreate Boeing’s super-wide 4-engined 777 type design, which happens to be one of the many NLA designs proposed by Boeing in the 1990s, all in all, I am giving this new build of yours a perfect 10/10 for me. 😎
@STALIN83 Yep, just like the real life Boeing 763-018 proposal was, but even more modern than both that and even Airbus' actual A380, and I'd be down to see that recreated later on. ;)
@STALIN83 Okay then, I'll give you something more believable for you to do, like the Boeing Mcdonnell Douglas 797, and you can check THAT one out here:
https://www.deviantart.com/silver-70chev/art/Boeing-McDonnell-Douglas-797-651738457
You could base the C-8 Albatross on the 747-700X which you recreated earlier this month, and do an all-passenger version as well, plus, just so you know, the C-8 has 6 engines, and 32 main landing gear wheels. =D
I also have another fictional giant transport aircraft you could do later on, the C-8 Albatross, and you could check it out here:
https://www.deviantart.com/konigstiger69/art/C-8-Albatross-869668136
Another very nice little concept fighter jet here, and I think this should keep me busy till the fictional Lockheed Super Giant Subsonic Transport is completed. ;)
Plus, I already have another idea for another huge fictional jet, called the Lockheed SGST (Super Giant Subsonic Transport), a super-sized version of the Very Large Subsonic Transport, with a stretched fuselage that's also heightened for a third full length deck, and a widened wingspan with room for an extra engine on each wing, and you could base the SGST off this version of the VLST here:
https://www.simpleplanes.com/a/qc7429/Lockheed-VLST
Good morning, I have another massive plane you could do later on, which is British Airways' own real life triple decker proposal from 1992, with a tail similar to that of the Sukhoi KR-860 and you can check it out here.
https://www.secretprojects.co.uk/threads/boeing-nla.16641/#post-351395
Wooaah, the Hansa H810 is looking IMPECCABLY glorious, and not to mention incredibly MASSIVE, MUCH bigger than the A380, which is definitely a win for me, since I do like many of my airliners to be like giant flying cruise ships, so all in all, the Hansa H810 has be your greatest creation to date, a truly beautiful colossus of the skies, and ABSOLUTELY worth the wait. ;)
Also, I have 2 more fictional plane ideas that you can do later on, the Boeing XRC 1000, and the Boeing XRC 2000 ER stretch, and you can go check them out here, oh and scroll down a little if you can, it would definitely help:
https://www.secretprojects.co.uk/threads/boeing-nla.16641/#post-352883
Plus, I have another concept superjumbo you can do called the Boeing 763-018 NLA design, which is 260 feet long, with a 275 foot wingspan, and 3-class seating for 776 passengers, and you can check it out by copying, pasting, and entering the URL below.
https://yuripasholok.livejournal.com/10760709.html
And I already have yet another awesome big concept jet for you to do later on, the 747-700X, 279 feet long, a 257 foot wingspan, and a fuselage 5 feet wider than a typical 747, and since I somehow can no longer permalink stuff, you can go copy, paste and enter the URL below and it will take you there.
https://www.secretprojects.co.uk/threads/unbuilt-experimental-and-unusual-boeing-747s.523/page-6#post-359178
Anyway, I've got another big fictional jet for you called the Boeing 777-4X, similar to the 763-246C, but even bigger, more modern, and with much greater capacity for at least 740 passengers in 3 class configuration, and you can check it out here:
+1https://www.reddit.com/r/mspaint/comments/16mxd8g/idesignedaplaneon_mspaint/
Oh yes, the fictional Tu-604 looks to be another winner for me, a perfect 10/10 in fact. ;)
Oh, and I'd also be down to see you do a fictional bigger stretch/enlargement of the Lockheed VLST which you've recreated earlier.
The LOCKHEED L-100-30 is another winner for me. ;)
@STALIN83 I meant to say 6 engines, my mistake. ^_^'
+1@STALIN83 That's right, and as I said earlier, I'd be down to seeing that being recreated later on. ;)
+1@STALIN83 This one right here: https://www.pixiv.net/en/artworks/128144345
The Boeing McDonnell Douglas 797 is looking every bit as glorious as I hoped it would be here, and I'm sure that 6 engined double decker will likely look just as good as this one. ;)
+1I'd be down to see you do that 1994 triple-bubble New Large Airplane design as well as its 300+ foot stretch design later on. ;)
Good to have you back again, my old pal. ;)
+2This Blue Archive hovercraft is looking cute yet armed at the same time, it should hold me off until the fictional Boeing McDonnell Douglas 797 and that other fictional double decker are completed. ;)
+1@STALIN83 Yep, almost like a supersized double decker L-1011 with 6 engines, and I'd still be down to see you recreate that plane later on, but only if you're up to it of course. ;)
Anyway, I've found a creative double decker jet design on Pixiv that has a twin-engine pod on each wing, and another pod on the tail, making 6 engines in total, and you can check it out here:
+1https://www.pixiv.net/en/artworks/128144345
The ALR Piranha's definitely another awesome fighter jet concept to look at right here, plus, any other fighter jets after this one shall look very impressive as well. ;)
And speak of NLA designs, I would also be down to see you do the triple-bubble NLA design from 1994, plus the 300+ foot stretch version as well. 😉
Wow, I’m glad to finally see the day you recreate Boeing’s super-wide 4-engined 777 type design, which happens to be one of the many NLA designs proposed by Boeing in the 1990s, all in all, I am giving this new build of yours a perfect 10/10 for me. 😎
@STALIN83 Yep, just like the real life Boeing 763-018 proposal was, but even more modern than both that and even Airbus' actual A380, and I'd be down to see that recreated later on. ;)
@STALIN83 Okay then, I'll give you something more believable for you to do, like the Boeing Mcdonnell Douglas 797, and you can check THAT one out here:
https://www.deviantart.com/silver-70chev/art/Boeing-McDonnell-Douglas-797-651738457
You could base the C-8 Albatross on the 747-700X which you recreated earlier this month, and do an all-passenger version as well, plus, just so you know, the C-8 has 6 engines, and 32 main landing gear wheels. =D
I also have another fictional giant transport aircraft you could do later on, the C-8 Albatross, and you could check it out here:
+1https://www.deviantart.com/konigstiger69/art/C-8-Albatross-869668136
The Lockheed SGST is looking amazingly impressive, just like I was hoping it would be, therefore, it another perfect 10/10 for me.
Another very nice little concept fighter jet here, and I think this should keep me busy till the fictional Lockheed Super Giant Subsonic Transport is completed. ;)
+1@STALIN83 I sure do alright, I like when certain airliners are basically flying cruise ships that carry at thousands of people at a time. ;)
+1Plus, I already have another idea for another huge fictional jet, called the Lockheed SGST (Super Giant Subsonic Transport), a super-sized version of the Very Large Subsonic Transport, with a stretched fuselage that's also heightened for a third full length deck, and a widened wingspan with room for an extra engine on each wing, and you could base the SGST off this version of the VLST here:
+1https://www.simpleplanes.com/a/qc7429/Lockheed-VLST
The DECK III is another impressive winner for me here, perfect 10/10. ;)
+1Plus, I am looking forward to the even bigger Hansa H810 Stretch you might plan to do later on. 😁
+1Who needs the A380 anyway, when Hansa Industries has got THIS mega-sized beauty right here to offer to STARLUX? 😉
+2@STALIN83 Exactly, and I think you might do a good job recreating the Deck III plane. ;)
Also, I have another plane for you to do later on, called the Deck III and you can check it out here: https://free3d.com/3d-model/deck-iii-871.html
+1Oh my oh my, the Boeing XRC 2000 ER and British Airways' 1992 triple decker concept being blended together here is another winner for me. ;)
@STALIN83 Sounds about right, since they both have 3 decks, and look somewhat similar to each other overall. ;)
+1Good morning, I have another massive plane you could do later on, which is British Airways' own real life triple decker proposal from 1992, with a tail similar to that of the Sukhoi KR-860 and you can check it out here.
+2https://www.secretprojects.co.uk/threads/boeing-nla.16641/#post-351395
The Boeing XRC 1000 is looking super good, and so will the bigger XRC 2000 ER stretch when that is completed. ;)
+1@HansaIndustries Sure, that would work. =D
@HansaIndustries You're welcome, my pal. ;)
Anyway, I'm honestly still a bit intrigued to see how you might do a triple decker, but do you still think that might be off limits for you?
Because I'll be good with no triple decker if that IS in fact off limits. ;)
This jet would definitely have been interesting to see flying in the skies. =)
@STALIN83 Alrighty, waiting till next week shall be a piece of cake. =D
Wooaah, the Hansa H810 is looking IMPECCABLY glorious, and not to mention incredibly MASSIVE, MUCH bigger than the A380, which is definitely a win for me, since I do like many of my airliners to be like giant flying cruise ships, so all in all, the Hansa H810 has be your greatest creation to date, a truly beautiful colossus of the skies, and ABSOLUTELY worth the wait. ;)
Also, I have 2 more fictional plane ideas that you can do later on, the Boeing XRC 1000, and the Boeing XRC 2000 ER stretch, and you can go check them out here, oh and scroll down a little if you can, it would definitely help:
+1https://www.secretprojects.co.uk/threads/boeing-nla.16641/#post-352883
Oh boy oh boy, the Boeing 763-018 is looking absolutely marvelous, exactly as I hoped it would be, awesome job on this big bird, my bro. ;)
+1The Beech 99 Airliner is looking really good here, and next up is the 763-018 NLA.
+1@STALIN83 Alrighty then, I'll be waiting till then, plus, I'm sure the little Beech 99 that will come before then will be nice to look at as well. ;)
+1But, no worries, that could wait a bit, in case you already have another plane in the works. ;)
+1Plus, I have another concept superjumbo you can do called the Boeing 763-018 NLA design, which is 260 feet long, with a 275 foot wingspan, and 3-class seating for 776 passengers, and you can check it out by copying, pasting, and entering the URL below.
https://yuripasholok.livejournal.com/10760709.html
This is definitely the most accurate recreation of the 747-700X concept to date, so I'm definitely giving this one a 10/10 right here, my buddy. ;)
I definitely wish I was born at the same time this jet was built.
Another true legend of the skies, much like Boeing's 747. ;) And speaking of which, it looks like the 747-700x could be up next. =D
+1@STALIN83 Alrighty, I'm sure the BAc Concorde will keep me occupied till the 650+ passenger 747-700X is made next week. ;)
+1And I already have yet another awesome big concept jet for you to do later on, the 747-700X, 279 feet long, a 257 foot wingspan, and a fuselage 5 feet wider than a typical 747, and since I somehow can no longer permalink stuff, you can go copy, paste and enter the URL below and it will take you there.
+1https://www.secretprojects.co.uk/threads/unbuilt-experimental-and-unusual-boeing-747s.523/page-6#post-359178