@AntiAirNuri
Hmmm. It participated in SOME aerial combat, it has two turrets and guns in the wings. If I add more guns in the wings and increase them to 20mm, along with an improved main engine, would it work?
@PlayerkGaming yup! XD
I want to make my first full interior, and I want to build it like my Super Hawk (the paneling is super easy, just match the panels with the lines of the main fuselage). Except, I have to panel the ENTIRE build, except the engines XD
But 130 feet width is still minimum because this is for the massive intercontinental bombers of the early 50s (the b-35, a flying wing had a length of a 53 feet and a wingspan of 130 feet-ish)
I'm sorry, but this plane breaks LITERALLY every rule
It's a great plane, though!
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For one, it is a replica (at least not one that is allowed), and not fictional
For two, it is not a united states aircraft
For three, it is not a heavy Bomber
For four, it was not made anywhere near 1950, or put on the SAC
For five, it is well below the minimum part part
For six, it is too small, and does not meet the criteria on that. It does, however, have at least two jet engines
For seven, it has no form of self defense
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I'm sorry, but this is disqualified
@PapaKernels I will give you first place prize as consolation XD
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I am canceling this challenge because this wasn't successful, and I have more motivation for my new challenge
I anyone else uploads, I will give you 3 upvotes as a thank you
@Formula350 firstly, km/h (kilometers per hour) are about 2 thirds of an mph (mile per hour)
Yes, referring back to differences in pressure, the speed of sound changes. At room temperature (say, 71 degrees fahrenheit) and roughly 1 Atmosphere of pressure (sea level), the speed of sound is roughly 789 mph, or about 1270 kmh
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So, Mach one is 1270 kmh at sea level at room temp. If we went to STP (standard temperature and pressure), that would be 1 atmosphere at 0 degrees centigrade. The speed of sound is now much faster, because less temperature means more pressure, and sound is a mechanical force, meaning it is based on the events of physical matter. The easier particles are to bounce from, the quicker it moves. The speed of sound can go upwards of 800 mph. It all depends on everything.
Is that your favorite word, by chance?
Astrophysics is cool
Hey, 3 minutes. This might last a while
Or duck tape. You seem to be a talker
Well, seems people are idiots. Kthxbye you dirty-mouth. Moderators will give you some soap :)
This is absolutely great!
This was posted a long time ago lol
@Orson5212
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Tic-Tac Minigun obliterates the website
@Bife awesome! Thank you
Thanks! @Inuyasha8215 and @Bife
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Are y'all thinking of participating?
@VolcanicAsh sorry, mistook the two lmao
Use structural wing
@Thunderhawk is it a structural wing or a regular wing?
@AntiAirNuri
Hmmm. It participated in SOME aerial combat, it has two turrets and guns in the wings. If I add more guns in the wings and increase them to 20mm, along with an improved main engine, would it work?
@AntiAirNuri
Thank you!!!
Are you thinking of participating?
@PlayerkGaming and I agree!
@PlayerkGaming yup! XD
I want to make my first full interior, and I want to build it like my Super Hawk (the paneling is super easy, just match the panels with the lines of the main fuselage). Except, I have to panel the ENTIRE build, except the engines XD
@TrojanAircraftSystems fair, fair. I'm cool with that, then!
@TrojanAircraftSystems I mean, I'd prefer it to look realistic, but... I'll take what I can XD
One thing I did notice is that the afterburner is slightly off center
This is extremely well done!
@VViiMini as I wrote in the rules, no. So have fun!
My phone can handle a little over 1000 parts max before it starts lagging
@TrojanAircraftSystems lol, you're good
But 130 feet width is still minimum because this is for the massive intercontinental bombers of the early 50s (the b-35, a flying wing had a length of a 53 feet and a wingspan of 130 feet-ish)
@TrojanAircraftSystems Okay, 50 feet long is the minimum now
Thanks! @VeryUnprofession
@LaBaguette and cool! Yhank you for joining, m8
@ACEPILOT109 aww, thanks! I might need help depending on how many people join lol
@ACEPILOT109 okay, cool! Thank you so much if you do. But no pressure
@TatsuTheDemonLord lmao
are you participating?
I'm sorry, but this plane breaks LITERALLY every rule
It's a great plane, though!
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For one, it is a replica (at least not one that is allowed), and not fictional
For two, it is not a united states aircraft
For three, it is not a heavy Bomber
For four, it was not made anywhere near 1950, or put on the SAC
For five, it is well below the minimum part part
For six, it is too small, and does not meet the criteria on that. It does, however, have at least two jet engines
For seven, it has no form of self defense
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I'm sorry, but this is disqualified
@TrojanAircraftSystems Y A S
@Falco7 lol
@TMach5 cool! Thank you so much
Thanks! @ACEPILOT109 @Default4
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Are y'all thinking of joining?
@Fox00One cool!!! I look forward to seeing your entry :)
Thank you so much! @Fox00One
@MuizTheMobileFriendly Okay! No worries lol. Good luck!
Thanks! @TMach5 @MuizTheMobileFriendly
Are y'all thinking of joining? expectantly taps fingers together
No pressure ofc XD
JUST FYI. THE FINAL DECISION WILL BE MADE BASED ON A FINAL SHOWDOWN, NOT BASED ON THE POINTS.
The two chosen, however, will be chosen based on points
@PapaKernels
@PapaKernels I will give you first place prize as consolation XD
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I am canceling this challenge because this wasn't successful, and I have more motivation for my new challenge
I anyone else uploads, I will give you 3 upvotes as a thank you
@Astro12 thanks!
@Astro12 lmao. Okay, thank you
@GoldenEagle55 lol, thanks!
Also, I believe I meant to put kph, not kmh XD
@Formula350 firstly, km/h (kilometers per hour) are about 2 thirds of an mph (mile per hour)
Yes, referring back to differences in pressure, the speed of sound changes. At room temperature (say, 71 degrees fahrenheit) and roughly 1 Atmosphere of pressure (sea level), the speed of sound is roughly 789 mph, or about 1270 kmh
.
So, Mach one is 1270 kmh at sea level at room temp. If we went to STP (standard temperature and pressure), that would be 1 atmosphere at 0 degrees centigrade. The speed of sound is now much faster, because less temperature means more pressure, and sound is a mechanical force, meaning it is based on the events of physical matter. The easier particles are to bounce from, the quicker it moves. The speed of sound can go upwards of 800 mph. It all depends on everything.
@aaronneit muchas gracias :)
Thanks! @aaronneit