Nice build. Great! Once I had visited on board the Submarine USS Growler, which is a museum ship in New York Harbor. Submarines are so creepy - can't imagine those people working on it day and night and fighting for their lives. They are the heroes.
@AndrewGarrison, I did not know that "SEA SLUG" by @DwiAngkasaAeronautics was built in SP2. It was the winner of my Sea Plane rebuild challenge, based on my concept drawing. Well done!
@IQinventory as I said, to move the balance, add or subtract the weight as needed. Also, playing around the angle of the horizontal stabilizer could help.
well, it is all about Cot, CoM, and CoT - since it is not a real plane, and you can move those axes as you need (without much difficulty compared to the real world.) the only thing needed is to move those axes. In SP, even a brick can fly.
Thanks and credit to @realSavageMan for the windshields and part of his Airbus cockpit, which I use in an inverted position, based on his post "Airliner Nose Compilation" about 2 years ago
Nice build. Great! Once I had visited on board the Submarine USS Growler, which is a museum ship in New York Harbor. Submarines are so creepy - can't imagine those people working on it day and night and fighting for their lives. They are the heroes.
+1Happy Birthday!
Super cool. always love this legendary DC-3
+1so beautiful, It deserve a Spotlight
+2wow, so beautiful.
Nice work! spotlighted
+1@AndrewGarrison, I did not know that "SEA SLUG" by @DwiAngkasaAeronautics was built in SP2. It was the winner of my Sea Plane rebuild challenge, based on my concept drawing. Well done!
+2The Winners are...
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I love your collection of builds.
+1Welcome back!
+1cool touch with the photos, nostalgic
@PhantomBoltSP I see
@PhantomBoltSP who?
@Sockdragger I don't think that way, every time I play, I am a new player. Lol. just having fun and doing what I wanted to do
I like your collection. You are some what like me
beautiful work
Congrats upon the challenge. I will post the spotlights soon (in 1-2 day), currently I ran out of spotlight power.
Congratulation @Sockdragger and @MonsNotTheMonster
Congratulation @DwiAngkasaAeronautics for 1st Place
I will post the prices within 1-2 days.
@Boeing727200F I am glad it is useful for you
nice finding
ha ha ha that's gooood
+2Congratulations! Happy 100
+1awesome
I saw some amazing builds, and it was thrilling to witness what emerged from my imagination and sketch. Thank you all for joining.
Submission is closed.
I will post the winners in a week or as soon as possible.
+3@AeroTactical ha ha ha
nice
@Sockdragger yes, thanks
nice
@Halcyon215 I don't know that. this is based on Ohka model 22 form the Wikipedia
@SemedianIndustries thanks, I use them sometime if I don't have time
+1good try! spotlighted
+1@Graingy Yes, default cockpit and blocks
Red Alert!!! It was my favorite game from the early 2000s
nice hornet
+1I will do it tonight, as I don't have access to the game at the moment
+1@IQinventory did you mean this one?
+1@IQinventory Let's see. I feel like it is the right time to try an A-10
+1@Graingy ????
XML could also help, but I am not an XML and programming person. I work with plain physics.
if you can't do it, send me the link privately
+1@IQinventory as I said, to move the balance, add or subtract the weight as needed. Also, playing around the angle of the horizontal stabilizer could help.
well, it is all about Cot, CoM, and CoT - since it is not a real plane, and you can move those axes as you need (without much difficulty compared to the real world.) the only thing needed is to move those axes. In SP, even a brick can fly.
+1@Rosti2 thank you
@Plane482 noted, also you can try the upgraded version:
great job,
+1ONE WEEK TO GO!
noice!
+1Thanks and credit to @realSavageMan for the windshields and part of his Airbus cockpit, which I use in an inverted position, based on his post "Airliner Nose Compilation" about 2 years ago