@CaptainBrayden I see. Thank you for your suggestion. I will let you know, and screen shots will be helpful for me. I want to build another supersonic transport in the future.
The manual pitch control can create a reverse trust, as a result, it can make the plane land in a short distance, or STOL. This is my trial on a simple build Norman-BN-3 - controlled by VTOL
@STEAMYcrosby Thanks for joining the challenge. Concerning everyone's effort to build, and join this challenge, I wasn't able to show the details of who is at which spot after the top 10 planes.
Nice, it was also called DC-9 before with McDonnell Douglas - When I was a teenager, I built a DC9-Series 40, at 1:72 scale model using teak wood - with the help from my late dad who helped and taught me how to curve the wood. It is about 19 inches / 48 cm - I miss those days of seeing this plane. @Zaineman
Hello Friends, Sorry for taking some time and couldn’t post the results- as I have some overwhelming work these day. But it doesn’t mean I forget about this challenge. I will be evaluating and rewarding the best entry as usual. Thanks you all for your patient and understanding-
5/28/2024
@Randomplayer @Noob101 well… @Themouse must be on a glider … coming slowly
+2@CaptainBrayden I have published, it’s okay, I will add yours
@CaptainBrayden thanks
@CaptainBrayden only if you are in the mood to take pictures for this.
Special thanks to my friend @MAPA for testing and and make sure it is AI computable - to the predecessor Mirage III
Very nice to play around with this - so funny that my AI Mirage 3 creep up and trying to lock me -
+1Great topic - spotlighted. Good luck with the challenge.
Please, Can you tell me what makes you download this plane? or why do you upvote?
@Thorne ah, thanks
+1awesome, form another Heli / VTOL lover
+1@TheMouse thanks.
@Boeing727200F that is fast
@Boeing727200F I know your challenge was over for a long time ago, but this is posted as a present to you.
+1MAPA powered by Zaine !
classic beauty
beautiful. so many regional jets these day, I can't even remember the names
+1@CaptainBrayden Thank you so much, will do
+1@CaptainBrayden I see. Thank you for your suggestion. I will let you know, and screen shots will be helpful for me. I want to build another supersonic transport in the future.
@SuperSuperTheSylph @NominalSituation @CaptainBrayden
+1@MAPA @Zaineman @TheMouse This plane has posted for a while ago
This plane is already posted >>>> LINK: Norman BN3
@CaptainBrayden Thanks, I have posted this plane for a while ago. It is not a detailed one. just my prop test only
@Zaineman @MrCopty @TheMouse
+1The manual pitch control can create a reverse trust, as a result, it can make the plane land in a short distance, or STOL. This is my trial on a simple build Norman-BN-3 - controlled by VTOL
upgraded!
@jamesPLANESii well, when you were the winner of that challenge, I could not spot light it although I love this plane.
make sure it is JPG or PNG. even if it is so, sometimes it could be 16 bit color mode or such - which may not support
+1@Ejl229122 thanks for lots of upvotes
this one is posted: at this link
this is a fun
@Minnigunner thanks, sounds like this build was not forgotten yet
Congratulations on the FIRST PLACE at the trainer challenge. Great job, Hope you enjoy it - the way you build the fuselage is masterful
good one, may I use this if I build an F-14?
Congratulations, on the Trainer Challenge - 5/24 - all prizes are posted!
Congratulations to the winners!
THE WINNERS ARE...>>>> link
congratulation for the challenge - I have posted the prizes
nice to have a PC, Will of Steel is an old game, which I just found it Google. Interesting, I was playing Generals and Red Alert in those days.
@STEAMYcrosby Thanks for joining the challenge. Concerning everyone's effort to build, and join this challenge, I wasn't able to show the details of who is at which spot after the top 10 planes.
@TheMouse Thank you so much for joining -
+1THANK YOU TO ALL PARTICIPANTS!
Congratulation! @TheMouse for the most upvoted plane. Congrats to @LASSO for the most spotlighted plane. You deserve it
+2Congratulation! @LASSO @Matuoka443 and @Alternation
+2I will be posting the upvotes and spots this week
Nice, it was also called DC-9 before with McDonnell Douglas - When I was a teenager, I built a DC9-Series 40, at 1:72 scale model using teak wood - with the help from my late dad who helped and taught me how to curve the wood. It is about 19 inches / 48 cm - I miss those days of seeing this plane. @Zaineman
+1I'm still an early bird to Spotlight!
@TheMouse Thanks.
this is fun! i lov it
Hello Friends, Sorry for taking some time and couldn’t post the results- as I have some overwhelming work these day. But it doesn’t mean I forget about this challenge. I will be evaluating and rewarding the best entry as usual. Thanks you all for your patient and understanding-
5/28/2024
Awesome. Can’t wait to see
@mapa @ChamDel78 thank you friends
@Shebke I am still judging- will post sooner
+1