This looks cool. Thank you to Raid Shadow Legends for sponsoring the military aviation.
There was actually a plan to make an f22 with wings like this for the navy back in the (whatever decade it was) but they cancelled the project because too many modifications were needed for carrier landing and handling at low speeds.
@EverettStormy I’m fine with critism so I downloaded your truck and drove it. It absorbs impacts better than mine (it is quite large in comparison though). I also noticed that it will roll over in pretty much any sharp turn (mine is less likely to do that). So I think they each have their pros and cons. Mine is more of a Stadium circuit racer and your is more for Baja 500 style races. I do see that yours uses the “trailing arm” suspension for the rear. Mine just uses some pseudo leaf spring that I made for my jeeps.
@Formula350 Oh, my bad. Somehow missed that lol. I actually made a canard plane after this (for a competition I entered): http://www.simpleplanes.com/a/13k956/XR-76 . You can look over it if you would like to. I think your plane actually seems pretty stable, but it might need the canards to move completely up and down with motors.
I downloaded your plane to mess around with and see what was going wrong. I was able to fix the pitch problem by moving the wings back by about 1.5 units (the units used for fuselage length). The bank/roll is still a bit unstable.
Flying it was... interesting. I was actually able to land it very smoothly but flying around was odd. Maybe the flapping wings should be repositioned. It is fun though
@Formula350 I have a similar plane design the has delta style winds towards the back but no front canards. I was able to solve stability issues with weight distribution is why I suggested it. Have you tried messing with the canards (set to symmetrical airfoil and make them controlled by VTOL to test it). Maybe move them around a bit and mess with the control inputs.
@FarrowTECH cool!
@BeastHunter there may be another...
@Natedoge obviously for when you are left handed and you borrow someone’s right handed guitar (and don’t feel like playing upside down)
Cool. I like the paint job too
+1Very fast. Hard to control the speed with pitch. I set it to trim and it races good!
One of my favorite modern jets for no reason lol. Looks great
Wow, this got me to 1000 points. Thanks for all the upvotes and comments!
+1Looks great!
You need 6 more points to have 1776
+1Looks good
+1Motormaster is King of the Road
This looks cool. Thank you to Raid Shadow Legends for sponsoring the military aviation.
There was actually a plan to make an f22 with wings like this for the navy back in the (whatever decade it was) but they cancelled the project because too many modifications were needed for carrier landing and handling at low speeds.
+1Very informative
Cool design
+1Woaaaah!
Never thought I’d be going 100+ MPH on rough terrain (and in water!?) in a mechanical walker but here we are lol.
The dinosaur looks very good too.
Very nice. I prefer these lower part count planes to the fancy replicas. It has very good handling characteristics
Really interesting design!
(I used to use the picture you have as your avatar as my profile picture on a different site lol)
Awesome
Really good fuselage work
+1Nice
It would be hilarious if actual militaries used these. I think there was a design for something like this is WWI.
Nice work!
I didn’t know BeamNG had planes. Maybe I’ll get that game someday.
Nice! Now he just needs a unicycle lol
This is amazing
Looks great
@TakicraftCorporation Lol
+1Are these supposed to be replicas or new designs? Are there bonus points for one of them or the other?
Nice video. I’ll have to use those tips in the future!
+1@cat123 the amount of money required to fit an alien robot inside meant we had to borrow parts from a Russian economy car to stay under the budget.
+1My device would die trying to load this masterpiece
@EverettStormy I’m fine with critism so I downloaded your truck and drove it. It absorbs impacts better than mine (it is quite large in comparison though). I also noticed that it will roll over in pretty much any sharp turn (mine is less likely to do that). So I think they each have their pros and cons. Mine is more of a Stadium circuit racer and your is more for Baja 500 style races. I do see that yours uses the “trailing arm” suspension for the rear. Mine just uses some pseudo leaf spring that I made for my jeeps.
Thanks for complementing the bodywork lol
@BeastHunter lol
+1@Neenyboy Thanks
@MonoPlanes Thanks
I want this to win lol
Awesome
These coast guard helis always look cool to me. Nice work
Lol this is cool. Brings a whole new meaning to "SCRAMBLE THE FIGHTERS!"
+2@Formula350 Oh, my bad. Somehow missed that lol. I actually made a canard plane after this (for a competition I entered): http://www.simpleplanes.com/a/13k956/XR-76 . You can look over it if you would like to. I think your plane actually seems pretty stable, but it might need the canards to move completely up and down with motors.
Cool. I also can’t go underwater since I’m on mobile, but it is a cool idea and a good replica
+2Thanks@BeastHunter
@BeastHunter I saw the challenge but haven’t watched or read mortal engines besides seeing the commercial for the movie.
@BeastHunter VTOL
+1It takesoff/lands very smoothly
Awesome!
The description is great lol
@MonoPlanes Me109 is one of my favorites. Maybe a P40 would be cool next
+1Nice work
Sick details. Suspension is feels just like a real 60s full size. Only issue is the brakes might work too good lol
+1This is awesome.
I downloaded your plane to mess around with and see what was going wrong. I was able to fix the pitch problem by moving the wings back by about 1.5 units (the units used for fuselage length). The bank/roll is still a bit unstable.
Looks good
+1This looks cool!
+1Flying it was... interesting. I was actually able to land it very smoothly but flying around was odd. Maybe the flapping wings should be repositioned. It is fun though
This inspired me to enter the challenge lol
+1@Formula350 I have a similar plane design the has delta style winds towards the back but no front canards. I was able to solve stability issues with weight distribution is why I suggested it. Have you tried messing with the canards (set to symmetrical airfoil and make them controlled by VTOL to test it). Maybe move them around a bit and mess with the control inputs.