35.4k GhostHTX Comments

  • roundels Part Deux 7.4 years ago

    You are a gentleman and a scholar, sir.

  • GB Roundels, 1 Japanese and 1 USAF. 7.4 years ago

    You’re a good man, man.@RamboJutter

  • GB Roundels, 1 Japanese and 1 USAF. 7.4 years ago

    Most excellent my dear fellow. Happy days! I’ll let you know of I’m struggling.
    Oh, and I see you have the RAF type A1 fuselage roundel there. If you happen to have a type C1 (thinner yellow and white bands), that would be lovely. @RamboJutter

  • Panavia Tornado II 9.0 7.4 years ago

    Oh, and yes please to the curved roundel template! Im thinking of building a Spitfire, y’see...

  • Panavia Tornado II 9.0 7.4 years ago

    Beyooodiful. And it runs on my iPhone 8.

  • Mcdonnell Douglas F-15e Eagle 7.4 years ago

    P-51d @Rsouissi

  • Rambo teaser time. (Released now) 7.4 years ago

    You know, Ive never understood those jumped up self important little twats who get all het up over people building what, in reality, are tributes to their designs. Of course you like the design and so long as you recieve no income due to the model then there really is no injury to the designer. Eejits. @RamboJutter

  • Rambo teaser time. (Released now) 7.4 years ago

    Christ on a bike! Where do you find all these what if models!? This is lovely, also T.

  • Mcdonnell Douglas F-15e Eagle 7.4 years ago

    It is. Not a standard load out, but not beyond the realm of possibility. Thanks! @Kaos

  • El-30 type twenty-one 7.4 years ago

    Very nice. I love the details.

  • Dassault Mirage 2000C 7.4 years ago

    I have taken your kite apart and looked to see if there is any hidden dead weight anywhere, but couldnt find anything odd. I did, however, find that you use a lot of regular fuselage pieces. Quite a lot.
    By this I mean that you use a great many more to build a simple shape than is strictly required. This all adds weight and I think it is the main problem in this instance. Think conservatively; less is more. Or build using a mixture of massless and regular fuselage blocks.
    But, this really does look nice and you seem like a good chap that is open minded and willing to learn, so all power to you. I look forward to the next build! @ainanen

  • Dassault Mirage 2000C 7.4 years ago

    Looks nice. But Im sorry to say that it flies like a house brick. How did you manage to get it to weigh 26,000 lbs?

  • Alright. Here’s the deal... 7.4 years ago

    If you are building models and posting them merely for the upvotes, then you’re doing it wrong.

  • Toaster Mk. 1 7.4 years ago

    But the US two pin plug, though...

  • Spitfire Mk-ii b 7.4 years ago

    The ability to edit the custom colour pallette it the one thing I feel like Im missing out on most, as an iOS jockey. That and the xml editing. @RamboJutter

  • Gloster Glaive F.16 7.4 years ago

    Oh, FYI, a glaive is a stabby swordy spear thing.

  • M.Corp C-2 Taurus 7.4 years ago

    Nice.

  • Spitfire Mk-ii b 7.4 years ago

    My pleasure! Another tip I have is to use hinges and rotators with the base mesh disabled. These can be found on the site, if you look. If you can XML mod yourself, then you can make your own and even scale them. Try searching here for the XML Cheat Bench. There are a lot of useful parts there. @pavthepilot

  • Gloster Glaive PR.6 7.4 years ago

    I agree. I was playing around seeing how fast I could make the design go without «cheating» (i.e. Stuffing a jet up her chuff, as it were). This is the result.
    Also the last one. I promise. @Tang0five

  • Gloster Glaive F.16 7.4 years ago

    And outward retracting gear, eh?@Tang0five

  • Gloster Greatsword F.1 7.4 years ago

    Try this one.
    https://www.simpleplanes.com/a/300rr6/Gloster-Glaive-F-16a
    It is an improved version with less drag and a bigger prop. A real rocket! @Tang0five

  • Gloster Glaive F.16 7.4 years ago

    @mikoyanster
    Many, many thanks for the spotlight!

  • Gloster Gladuis Mk.III 7.4 years ago

    Rodger that. Maybe you just havent met the right flap yet? ;-)@ChiChiWerx

  • Gloster Sea Glaive F.4 7.4 years ago

    Agreed! One more polished alloy beastie to go then Im done. Honest. @Tang0five

  • Gloster Gladuis Mk.III 7.4 years ago

    Agreed. Perhaps for the final version I have brewing? @Tang0five

  • Gloster Gladius Mk.1 Fixed Gear Fighter Challenge 7.4 years ago

    Many thanks! Always an appreciated compliment coming from you, old chap! @Treadmill103

  • Gloster Gladius Mk.1 Fixed Gear Fighter Challenge 7.4 years ago

    Thanks matey! That was exactly my thoughts, too. A Gladiator monoplane. With a bit of FW-190 and Curtis-Wright CW-21 Demon thrown in. Glad you like it!

    Im really keen to do a series of these, paralleling the development of the 30s/40s Hawker kites. Starting here, with something that looks like Camms original proposal to the air ministry request f.7/30 (that spawned the Spit and the Hurricane) and ending up with something like the Sea Fury. @Tang0five

  • Boeing B-50 D Superfortress 7.4 years ago

    Thanks! @Trainzo

  • Boeing B-50 D Superfortress 7.4 years ago

    Cheers! I think I would need another 200 parts or so to really do her justice. But this is an adequate place holder until someone does better. Your nose is awesome, btw. @F104Deathtrap

  • Fixed Gear Fighter Challenge (FINISHED) 7.4 years ago

    Ok, I just uploaded my monster. Now to build something with one engine and less than 300 parts...

  • Boeing B-50 D Superfortress 7.4 years ago

    @F104Deathtrap Here she is.

  • Fixed Gear Fighter Challenge (FINISHED) 7.4 years ago

    Oh this is just my cup of tea. I do, however, have a monster of a SP project on the go right now, so might struggle to find time to take part. I love the decor in your foyer, too.

  • Hawker P.1027 Cyclone 7.4 years ago

    Thanks matey! The lanc was my first serious attempt at a «proper» replica, built on an iPhone6. Ive since gotten an iPhone8 and learned a wee bit about how to build interiors/wings/custom bits (gear, control surfaces, gun sights etc). Although doing a «proper» Folland Gnat is sort of tempting, too...@Tang0five

  • Hawker P.1027 Cyclone 7.4 years ago

    Im not too sure; Im thinking about taking a fresh dig at the Lancaster, since Ive gotten a better iPhone and learned a thing or two since my first attempt. Or maybe another jet. This kite here is bloody epic. I really like the canopy frame detailing. @Tang0five

  • The crow (early prototype) 7.4 years ago

    Nice concept!

  • guess what i just gotz+ some other things 7.4 years ago

    Dobre! Det er Russisk på Norsk. Detfor ble jeg litt forvirret...

  • guess what i just gotz+ some other things 7.4 years ago

    Hva er rysk? Mente du tysk? I så fall, guten tag mein herr! @Minecraftpoweer

  • guess what i just gotz+ some other things 7.4 years ago

    Ah. Svensk. Im in Norway, right next door! @Minecraftpoweer

  • guess what i just gotz+ some other things 7.4 years ago

    400kr? NOK? DKK? SEK?@Minecraftpoweer

  • Air Police 01 (With small drone) 7.4 years ago

    Beans? @RailfanEthan

  • Grumman F4F Wildcat 7.4 years ago

    And universal balance is restored. @RailfanEthan

  • Grumman F4F Wildcat 7.4 years ago

    But what about the beans? @RailfanEthan

  • 1950-1960 Tournament Folland Gnat F.1 7.4 years ago

    Dont let me stop you! The more the merrier, pluss thos one is not going to set the world on fire and Im sure yours will be much better. @ChiChiWerx

  • 1950-1960 Dogfight Tournament 7.4 years ago

    Im in.

  • Ghost Dynamics - BAe Albatross MRA.1 7.4 years ago

    @Tang0five Much obliged, old boy!

  • Ghost Dynamics - BAe Albatross MRA.1 7.4 years ago

    @mikoyanster Many thanks.

  • Ghost Dynamics - BAe Albatross MRA.1 7.4 years ago

    Thank you Mr Werx. @ChiChiWerx

  • Ghost Dynamics - BAe Albatross MRA.1 7.4 years ago

    Thanks! I got to the end of the build and thought that it lacked something. The beak and the name were the last things to fall into place. @Carbonfox1

  • Ghost Dynamics - BAe Albatross MRA.1 7.4 years ago

    @Dimkal Cheers!
    @SledDriver Many thanks!

  • MIK LFG11 Red Corsair 7.5 years ago

    Very, very nice.

    One small issue. The RnoAF penant has its point toward the tail. Totally counter intuitive, I know.