The reason I won't support electric vehicles is due to the fact a model X sedan weighs the same as a 1999 Ford expedition, a midsized, maybe full size shouldn't tip the scales over america as a car, ignoring that the expedition is already a rolling brick, the teslas sleek design and silent nature means that the 5,200 pound rolling 1.9S 0-60 Menace can ambush you, and you probably won't survive the outcome
@MIGFOXHOUND31BSM26 one of the reasons i will not willingly ride in a electric car is due to that small, but 100% fatal chance of the battery deciding it's time has come. 1,500°F fire inside of a metal box with non physical (yeah, tesla atleast makes the door handles trigger a servo) door handles is a no go
(Sorry if you didn't mean to seem aggressive, if you did try to insult this man's work of art you'r replicas look like the aircraft equivalent of pugs)
I have some criticisms (don't take this as malicious or aggressive, take it as constructive)
First one regards the lackage of instructions, i can live without a cool backstory but I would like to know what button does what (this plane is a exception due to the advent of labled switches)
Second is the planes sudden urge to yaw left while taking off, i have also encountered this with the earl and would appreciate it if you would add maybe a antiskid on future builds, That and sometimes the suspension is abit stiff
Other than that your planes are wonderful and I hope you make more
(I also like all the early-mid 20th century aircraft, it's a nice contrast to all the new stuff being built today)
If I get into a crash with one, I'm dead
If I get into a crash while in one, I'm dead
If I get ran over by one, I'm dead
1.9 sec 0-60 is overkill for a base model sedan
5,000 pounds is a tad much and the door handles are connected to servos, not to the latch itself
It's more or less i won't ride a tesla
@MIGFOXHOUND31BSM26 like I said, the difference is that the electric car is a metal box. That you go inside of
Lithium is prone to explosion when in a collision
The current design trend is futuristic, the door handles are reliant on the exploding battery to function
This is also why I said tesla specifically, I'm fine in a mustang mach E, I just won't buy one
@MolotokSP no hogs, those were approved for production like right after Vietnam
+1@SPairforce bassically
@MIGFOXHOUND31BSM26 hybrids have less lead-weight explosives
Depends on the configuration
If the batteries in the trunk im fine, if it's below the seats that's a nogo
@Monarchii bassically
Otherwise get a normal car that won't kill you
If you needa go fast buy the demon170 for 15 grand more
What's worse is that the electric abomination need 1,000 HP
@Monarchii probably Nikola and Zeus for all I know
The reason I won't support electric vehicles is due to the fact a model X sedan weighs the same as a 1999 Ford expedition, a midsized, maybe full size shouldn't tip the scales over america as a car, ignoring that the expedition is already a rolling brick, the teslas sleek design and silent nature means that the 5,200 pound rolling 1.9S 0-60 Menace can ambush you, and you probably won't survive the outcome
That and the battery
Any other land based open air vehicle is fine, it's easy to hop out of that
@MIGFOXHOUND31BSM26 one of the reasons i will not willingly ride in a electric car is due to that small, but 100% fatal chance of the battery deciding it's time has come. 1,500°F fire inside of a metal box with non physical (yeah, tesla atleast makes the door handles trigger a servo) door handles is a no go
It performs exactly like a tailess should
Sluggishly
Alternatively you can make a v tail design, might be abit better
+2@Boeing727200F Springfield
Missouri has a cheese cave
@overlord5453 for their tusks
@overlord5453 KSP, juno and war thunder players
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Obviously
@overlord5453 you read Me right.
"Planes from this time period didn't have great maneuverability"
WW1 Bi-planes in question:
+2Huh, this is a funny looking f-22
+1@Boeing727200F cat dog aerospace
@HuskyDynamics01 they are my studies
What'd they do to my boy..... my poor poor boy
+1@Dragoranos chaos theory
@MosquitowithaMachineGun woah ok
+1@Husky12345 alright
Well uh, sorry about the trouble I caused
Man this day has been confusing
@CatdogAerospace probably yeah
@CatdogAerospace no?
+1@CatdogAerospace confirmed? The comment is true
@Michiganstatepolicethe2nd this appears to make more sense?
Sorry bout that
I'm trying to figure out what exactly i ment
@CatdogAerospace I was honestly surprised, I don't see it often on something that isn't a first plane
I need to touch up the paint though
WOOOOOO HURRAHHH
good job aussie
@Neruneten21 man I didn't realize I made the perfect PEA aircraft
(Sorry if you didn't mean to seem aggressive, if you did try to insult this man's work of art you'r replicas look like the aircraft equivalent of pugs)
+1@MosquitowithaMachineGun confirmed
+1@CatdogAerospace wow i'm so impressed. a platinum actually commented on a silvers plane
+1The best kept secret this side of well anywhere. Granted it may not look like much
+1Anywho
"This is, berk"
+1Publishingggggggg
+1Pretty nice but
I have some criticisms (don't take this as malicious or aggressive, take it as constructive)
First one regards the lackage of instructions, i can live without a cool backstory but I would like to know what button does what (this plane is a exception due to the advent of labled switches)
Second is the planes sudden urge to yaw left while taking off, i have also encountered this with the earl and would appreciate it if you would add maybe a antiskid on future builds, That and sometimes the suspension is abit stiff
Other than that your planes are wonderful and I hope you make more
(I also like all the early-mid 20th century aircraft, it's a nice contrast to all the new stuff being built today)
Deadlines rather short so i might not be able to deliver
@KPLBall personally i might do the XF-103