Yes, I still look around from time to time. There are some amazing builders, FT coders on this site now. I’m doing well, and I hope you are as well. So nice to hear from you. @TheLatentImage
Those were good times. A lot has happened in six years. A new generation of players has come and gone. I’ll give Kevin Murphy a call and get the scoop on SP 2. @Redplatzs
I never really left. I love watching the builds, and marvel how so many young players grew up here with some serious building skills. I think Walrus Jr. and I joined when there were maybe 150 players. @WormWithLegs
This is good. Boost Logic in Austin has this one (same color) in their showroom and it is one of the few that made it in to US before the import ban. I took my Evo there a few years ago for a stage 2 ACT clutch. Neat shop.
Nice job. I had a private tour of the factory before the lockdown. The factory floor is a mile long and you need golf carts to get around. Very cool to watch the birth of a fighter.
Walrus Aircraft is a father /son team. Back when we started playing this was Jr’s plane. He must have been 13 at the time. Now he is a Senior in High school. The memories we made in this game together are amazing, and once in a while we take this plane out to share a few laughs. @metaphysicalgnome
@Yeetmenflyer An update to the game probably has broken this aircraft. Ive been busy with school so I dont see myself or dad fixing this any time soon lol
Nice job. The Genie was an unguided nuclear missile. There is a video of some men at ground zero who were unprotected who volunteered to be under it (although the cameraman did not volunteer). I think several eventually died of cancer. During the 89’s the Voodo stationed out of Winnipeg held the Genie, and this was the only time in history when Canada had nuclear weapons.
@ArleighBurke thank you!
Congratulations!
@WiniMii - yes!
@DashEight - It took a year for us old playersto figure out we could mod the XLM.
Yes, I’ve been around a long time. @Bruhmomen
You put a lot of work into this and it looks great.
Yes, just look in my builds. @WarKiller64
Still the best. Plane goes brrrr. @Almostbutnotquite
I’m still around. @FloridianTrainMan
I still remember all the hard work you put into this. Nice to hear from you. Walrus Sr.
Yes, I still look around from time to time. There are some amazing builders, FT coders on this site now. I’m doing well, and I hope you are as well. So nice to hear from you. @TheLatentImage
Nice build!
Those were good times. A lot has happened in six years. A new generation of players has come and gone. I’ll give Kevin Murphy a call and get the scoop on SP 2. @Redplatzs
I never really left. I love watching the builds, and marvel how so many young players grew up here with some serious building skills. I think Walrus Jr. and I joined when there were maybe 150 players. @WormWithLegs
Thanks for the explanation.
You’re welcome @Epsilonist
I’ll bite. How do you do it? @TankerWithATankard
Hahaha this is awesome
Congratulations! Jr. decided to attend University of Texas. @SnoWFLakE0s
What school are you planning to attend? @SnoWFLakE0s
@Badpiggieslover - I forgot about this old build. I think some YouTuber featured it back in the day.
@kevinmurphy @hellfirecoder - Are @PlanariaLab ‘s limitations something that can be addressed in the console?
Remarkable amount of effort and thought went into this. Have you lost interest in this project or are you stuck?
New players deserve spotlights. :-)
Thank you. @madmax1682
How do you get the floats to attach and detach after flight?
Great build.
Its pretty small man
Sure, but don’t forget this was built nearly five years ago. The game and building techniques were vastly different then. @Yoloman2020
Lol. @qwsd123
I made this for Kevin Murphy ages ago for the game.
Hmmmm. Did you even download this? @Yoloman2020
This is good. Boost Logic in Austin has this one (same color) in their showroom and it is one of the few that made it in to US before the import ban. I took my Evo there a few years ago for a stage 2 ACT clutch. Neat shop.
Walrus Sr. here. Yes, I agree with Jr. Nice to see you back.
Good stuff man good to see your back
Nice job.
Thank you. @KnightOfRen
Brilliant work.
Nice job. I had a private tour of the factory before the lockdown. The factory floor is a mile long and you need golf carts to get around. Very cool to watch the birth of a fighter.
@ShootsPlanes - I will try to update this one soon. I’m pretty busy at work these days, but I’ll try!
Walrus Aircraft is a father /son team. Back when we started playing this was Jr’s plane. He must have been 13 at the time. Now he is a Senior in High school. The memories we made in this game together are amazing, and once in a while we take this plane out to share a few laughs. @metaphysicalgnome
all time classic
@Yeetmenflyer An update to the game probably has broken this aircraft. Ive been busy with school so I dont see myself or dad fixing this any time soon lol
thanks for the head up tho man :)
You deserve an upvote!
Yes, picture hosting went down :-(. Thanks for enjoying the bird.
@Arda2009
I remember the sonic booms of these as they took off from base for patrol.
Upvote from the original flying toaster maker. Walrus approved.
Nice job. The Genie was an unguided nuclear missile. There is a video of some men at ground zero who were unprotected who volunteered to be under it (although the cameraman did not volunteer). I think several eventually died of cancer. During the 89’s the Voodo stationed out of Winnipeg held the Genie, and this was the only time in history when Canada had nuclear weapons.
@anonymoususer976 - :-)
I flew it and liked it. Nice job.