1,903 Liensis Comments

  • Boeing B-29 Jet 3.9 years ago

    Did you take this from a Cursed Aircraft subreddit?

  • FA-49 Quirinus 3.9 years ago

    @LlamatheNerd no problem.

  • YF-45 SoundDasher(need help with tailless configuration) 4.0 years ago

    Best solution would be to hide vertical surfaces inside the fuselages.

  • Rookie's first bomber 4.0 years ago

    The Cockpit and Nose look a bit wonky, but it looks overall good.

  • German Corsair 4.0 years ago

    Start using Fuselage cylinders.

    +2
  • 10 Part Challenge 4.0 years ago

    You never announced who won, right?

  • Su-34"Duckmole" 4.0 years ago

    @Shadowed Not OP, but, c'mon, Russian Sukhois are skinny beauties.

    +1
  • A-10 4.0 years ago

    What's that thing on it's back?

    +1
  • No Fuselage Challenge (CLOSED) 4.0 years ago

    What counts as fuselage? Are blocks allowed? Hollow Fuselages, I guess doesn't count?

  • Hudson HF-1 fixed (not mine) 4.0 years ago

    @ZZking That's just strange.

  • CI-17 fixed version in description 4.0 years ago

    @ZZking The problem is that even though everything is clip into each, nothing is connected, you'll need to re-do it all.

  • Hudson HF-1 fixed (not mine) 4.0 years ago

    I have a question, did it veer off to the left that much when you first downloaded it?

  • SIMPLE SUPER SABRE 4.0 years ago

    Looks like those Egg Aircraft Models.

  • my sukhoi 4.0 years ago

    Needs a better Sukhoi Neck, Rule of Thumb, most popular Sukhois have the Cockpit area way above the Wings and Body.

  • F-16 in 17 parts. 4.0 years ago

    @Thelionslipstonight I also have one in 16 parts.

    https://www.simpleplanes.com/a/924m4T/F-16-in-16-parts

  • g91 4.0 years ago

    Needs some finer detailing, but it looks good.

  • A-12 ScarHawk 4.0 years ago

    For "roleplay" reasons, I personally would change the V-Tail to a H-Tail, because the Jet exhaust would obviously melt the V-Tail out.

  • MIG-35 VH-1A Cockpit Style 4.1 years ago

    @Iar4xc No worries.

    +1
  • MIG-35 VH-1A Cockpit Style 4.1 years ago

    Uh... isn't the MiG-31 denomination already used with the Foxhound?

    +1
  • YA-11 4.3 years ago

    Where's the engines?

  • M1 Abrams Tank (Read Desc.) 4.4 years ago

    Make it less long, and more wide.

    The turret should be a bit taller, and of you can, lower the whole turret down.

  • thats odd 4.4 years ago

    Negative scaled fuselage.

    It's very odd.

  • su-24m white 38 4.4 years ago

    What in the name of god...

    This is your first official aircraft?

    +1
  • 14 4.4 years ago

    Holy God.

    It's a F-14 with SU-27 curves, didn't know I needed this in my life.

    Its beautiful.

  • F-1-DRAGONHORN C 4.4 years ago

    Need some work in back area.

    The transition from the 2 meter wide fuselage to the 4 meter wide double engine is too steep.

  • gloabalhawk 4.4 years ago

    @derek123 nonetheless, why don't you try and remake this with cylinders.

    Also, turn the caps lock off.

  • Z-13c 4.4 years ago

    Check my Fargo aircraft.

  • Z-13c 4.4 years ago

    You can make bombs easily, you know?

  • gloabalhawk 4.4 years ago

    Use Fuselage cylinders, you'll get more fuel, and better shape from them.

  • Pigpen DUMMY THICC EDITION 4.4 years ago

    Alexa, how do you delete an aircraft that's not yours?

  • OL8 b atg 4.4 years ago

    Use the Fuselage cylinders.

    +1
  • Shadow 4.4 years ago

    Now that a Big Bad Ass.

    +1
  • F-67 Viper 4.4 years ago

    Looks cool.

  • Z-31 gunship mk7 4.4 years ago

    Use fuselage cylinders.

  • good jet plane 4.4 years ago

    Where did you get the engine?

  • EPS-1 4.4 years ago

    Start using the fuselage cylinders.

  • Turret 4.4 years ago

    C H R O M E.

  • NF-18 '125 (Dogfight Challenge) 4.4 years ago

    Oh god, it's like something out of Ace Combat 3.

  • Dogfight Challenge 4.4 years ago

    @DerekSP I actually got it, the middle two fuselages had 199 liters combined, then 1 liter behind the prop.

  • Dogfight Challenge 4.4 years ago

    Would it be possible to use overload to get the fuel requirement easily out of the way? Or do we absolutely need to use the "vanilla" fuel management?

  • X-29A 4.4 years ago

    Intake channels need to be a bit more tight with the main body.

    +1
  • F-100 Supersabre 4.4 years ago

    Chibi Super Saber.

    +3
  • J-7, Nostalgia 4.4 years ago

    @DEC12 But it does fly.

  • NOVA 5 4.4 years ago

    Also, I want to say, that, in your bio, I think you meant "Treat", instead of "Threat".

  • NOVA 5 4.4 years ago

    Looks hella cool.

    +1
  • Bubu 1 4.4 years ago

    I made a rough version of what your vehicle could look like if you chose to use Fuselage cylinders.

    +1
  • bubu 1t 4.4 years ago

    Start using fuselage cylinders.

  • su-114 4.5 years ago

    @Thelegitpilot13 Maybe it's for stopping pursuits.

    Also, how's the Plan for Salvation going?

  • F-X 4.5 years ago

    Your vehicles look sweet, but, a bit of description would help.

    Also:

    -5,011lbs (-2,272kg)

    What