@GINGER01 Before I respond, please bear in my I do not hold our disagreement against you, as a matter of fact I used to feel as you do and may again some day.
You are looking at the tips of the mountains and proclaiming "see how the clouds touch them, surely it is the sky that holds them up." The first electronic computer was built in 1936, in somebody's living room. The first RADAR unit was built in 1903 for civilian nautical purposes. Penicillin was discovered by accident. You are right about rockets, they evolved from a weapon devised in the 1300's; but it would be some fuzzy math to attribute 600 years of R&D to World War 2.
The problem here is we have butchers standing on the shoulders of giants, we throw unimaginable fortunes into the fire while education takes a back seat.
@GINGER01 The Jumos were rushed into production and unreliable, like most of the other late war German designs. Without the war, the technology would have been developed just the same. The war merely accelerated technology already under development, except for nuclear weapons which we'd be better off without. Competition inspires innovation, and war is certainly the most brutal competition, but competition can take other less destructive forms.
@CringyAsPlanes Exactly, invented during a 20 year period of peace. Most of the science we associate with war is discovered/invented peacefully, then applied to warfare.
@Timewolf This one is well detailed. If there are things you don't know how to make, download someone else's plane that you like and pull it apart to see how thry made it. That's how I learn.
@AeroEngineering Da. Politburo take hand for crime of steal bread, read imperialist book or no clap loud enough for Comrade Stalin. Is sad, but such is life.
Can you please explain the significance of the wing bones? Are you making the leading edges separate because you intend to make leading edge flaps? Your work never fails to amaze me, keep on keepin on!
@DimaKosheleFF Nice, I always thought it looked like a knight with his lance lowered for battle charging forward atop his charger. Is that what you're flying?
@Stingray Eve Online is beautiful. The ships look nice, but the galaxies and planets and stars are mind-blowingly gorgeous. The thing is, it's not like Simpleplanes or Elite, you don't "steer" your ship so much as click on stuff and tell it to go places. It's an MMO, and they usually let you play for 2 weeks for free, sometimes even longer, so if you wanted to check it out, you could do so without paying anything.
Posting orher people's uncredited work is a BIG NO-NO
@GINGER01 Before I respond, please bear in my I do not hold our disagreement against you, as a matter of fact I used to feel as you do and may again some day.
You are looking at the tips of the mountains and proclaiming "see how the clouds touch them, surely it is the sky that holds them up." The first electronic computer was built in 1936, in somebody's living room. The first RADAR unit was built in 1903 for civilian nautical purposes. Penicillin was discovered by accident. You are right about rockets, they evolved from a weapon devised in the 1300's; but it would be some fuzzy math to attribute 600 years of R&D to World War 2.
The problem here is we have butchers standing on the shoulders of giants, we throw unimaginable fortunes into the fire while education takes a back seat.
@GINGER01 The Jumos were rushed into production and unreliable, like most of the other late war German designs. Without the war, the technology would have been developed just the same. The war merely accelerated technology already under development, except for nuclear weapons which we'd be better off without. Competition inspires innovation, and war is certainly the most brutal competition, but competition can take other less destructive forms.
@CringyAsPlanes Exactly, invented during a 20 year period of peace. Most of the science we associate with war is discovered/invented peacefully, then applied to warfare.
@QingyuZhou I plan to release a series of civilian aircraft soon. I love millitary aviation, but it does bother me how wasteful it is.
+2@GINGER01 Not true, jets were invented before WW2.
+2@BaconEggs lololol
@CCXRCC Yeah man! You put a lot of time into this thing, you deserve some recognition.
Pretty cool
You know what? I kind of hate the current generation of fighters. But I had to upvote this because you did such an awesome job here. Very realistic!
+2Holy crap, this is pretty cool!
Simple, but graceful. Nice work!
Great attention to detail!
Just do a zero part-count upload, because that's about all that would be left after WWIII.
Impressive as usual
My backpack's got jets
Yeah man! You should do a Fokker Scourge
Impressive detail
Excellent choice
@RoOkieee Yeah, and this is a nice looking ship
Congratulations, on getting featured! This thing is cool.
@Timewolf This one is well detailed. If there are things you don't know how to make, download someone else's plane that you like and pull it apart to see how thry made it. That's how I learn.
Reminds me of an old game called Wing Commander for some reason. I like it!
You're quite talented.
@Timewolf It's a beautiful plane. Looking forward to seeing more of your work.
@Timewolf Lavochkin was a Soviet design bureau, but the Germans often used captured equipment. Is that what you're going for here?
@diegoavion84 Will your plane include a cockpit interior? Or only the out side parts?
@diegoavion84 Sounds about right. Gonna do a cockpit?
What's the part count up to?
Luftwaffe roundel on Soviet plane?
Looks great!
@AeroEngineering Da. Politburo take hand for crime of steal bread, read imperialist book or no clap loud enough for Comrade Stalin. Is sad, but such is life.
Kinda reminds me of Faye Valentine's ship from Cowboy BeBop
@Marine Oh, right! You usually make large aircraft that need thick wings for lift and strength. I didn't think of that. Thanks!
@Stellarlabs Latvian man hear knock at door. "Is potato man, open door."
Man is happy, open door. Is no potato man, is secret police.
+3Joke is like food, not everyone get.
+4-Joseph Stalin
Can you please explain the significance of the wing bones? Are you making the leading edges separate because you intend to make leading edge flaps? Your work never fails to amaze me, keep on keepin on!
@chancey21 XD
Damn, I wish they'd bring these things back. Good work!
@valaszki Probably still the most capable interceptor on earth.
+1Mig 31? Nice, I like the leading edge work especially, very rare to see on here.
THUNDER CHICKEN RIDES AGAIN!
+1@DimaKosheleFF Yah, that's what I mean, the Incursus looks like a knight with a lance. Cruisers are fun, got your drone skills leveled up for it?
@TheMutePaper THANK YOU SO MUCH!
@DimaKosheleFF Nice, I always thought it looked like a knight with his lance lowered for battle charging forward atop his charger. Is that what you're flying?
Gonna do any more Eve ships?
@Stingray Eve Online is beautiful. The ships look nice, but the galaxies and planets and stars are mind-blowingly gorgeous. The thing is, it's not like Simpleplanes or Elite, you don't "steer" your ship so much as click on stuff and tell it to go places. It's an MMO, and they usually let you play for 2 weeks for free, sometimes even longer, so if you wanted to check it out, you could do so without paying anything.
@Stingray Advice from someone who played 2 years: have fun NOW, it doesn't get any better with the bigger ships.
More of a Tempest man, myself.
@QuantausAviation When I told my wife about the horn she was like "That is my new favorite car!"