The design here is incredibly futuristic with quite a great deal of time and effort put into it. However, the fleet destroyers have a tendency to loop back and destroy the submarine more than the fleet it was supposed to destroy...
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Just saying lol.
Eastern Industry looks like a very promising aircraft manufacturer so far... I recently found you from the "Newest" section of the posts, and I wanna say you had a much better start than I did. Good job and keep up the work.
So I made a catapult for aircraft: scout or attack. I will post it as a proper build later so you all can enjoy it. Please make sure to give me credit when using it.
@realSavageMan It got my attention because I was trying to build a 747 model some realistic flaps. I got about 17 models out by now lol and only recently I found a solution.
Throttle to accelerate. Brake to reverse. Yaw to maneuver.
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AG 1 activates the main battery gun.
VTOL and Trim to control.
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AG 2 activates CIWS. VTOL and Trim to control as well.
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AG 3 activates the torpedo tubes. VTOL to control. AG 4 to launch all torpedoes at once.
Another problem with the bomber was with the six turbocharged engines themselves: they were TOO powerful. If one, and I mean JUST ONE, was shot off or disconnected, the plane would be done for.
AG1 to 4 all activate a section of the bomb bay, which due to time constraints hasn't been represented in the build.
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AG5 activates the rear AA cannon. VTOL and Trim for control.
AG6 activates the top AA twin-cannon. VTOL and Trim for control.
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Thank you, and enjoy May.
Her true identity (in terms of used for the movie) is actually the USS Kidd. She's currently enjoying flooding season in New Orleans since she gets to actually float half of the season.
The spotter was taken basically straight out of @Jundroo's tutorial, so yeh.
I can not emphasize enough: a massive deal of credit goes to @GrimMantis for the tank treads. Link in the post itself. His treads were basically the basis for all of my aspirations into building ground vehicles.
The SPG itself is entirely controlled via AG1.
VTOL for turning the barrel (15 degrees left and right).
Trim for elevation.
Throttle for forwards movement.
Roll for large turns.
Pitch for smaller, fine-tuned turns.
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The spotter plane is controlled via AG2 and 6.
Normal flight controls (make sure AG1 is off first).
AG6 activates the little hover engine within it.
AG8 monitors a gyroscope in the spotter so it can hover.
MAKE SURE THE AG6 ENGINE IS COMPLETELY THROTTLED OFF BEFORE DEACTIVATING AG8.
AG 1 drops all bombs at once.
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AG 2 activates turning for the front two turrets.
AG 4 activates the guns on the two front turrets.
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AG 3 controls the rear turret.
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Both are controlled via VTOL and trim.
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AG 7 is for the bomb bay. Operate via VTOL.
The design here is incredibly futuristic with quite a great deal of time and effort put into it. However, the fleet destroyers have a tendency to loop back and destroy the submarine more than the fleet it was supposed to destroy...
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Just saying lol.
Small problem with the left-side elevator…
Eastern Industry looks like a very promising aircraft manufacturer so far... I recently found you from the "Newest" section of the posts, and I wanna say you had a much better start than I did. Good job and keep up the work.
Me with "powerMultiplier": "I am four parallel universes ahead of you."
@TheVexedVortex I found that out first hand. So now it is a link at the bottom.
@AWESOMENESS360, I fixed it. I was trying something new with videos instead of just pictures. How do you embed a video in a forum post anyway?
@AWESOMENESS360 Ok there we go.
@AWESOMENESS360 Wait...
So I made a catapult for aircraft: scout or attack. I will post it as a proper build later so you all can enjoy it. Please make sure to give me credit when using it.
PLEASE NOTE: Some parts of my eggplane design will be subject to change.
Now THIS is an airborne battleship. takes notes
Yes, it is tonk fighting subs for the spagett.
Today's my birthday... and a lot has been happening.
Coming tomorrow. That's actually when my birthday comes around.
@realSavageMan It got my attention because I was trying to build a 747 model some realistic flaps. I got about 17 models out by now lol and only recently I found a solution.
747 points on your account as of now.
Nice.
What the heck happened here...?
Interesting concept... I saw this in the news, and now it's here. Have an updoot.
INSTRUCTIONS
Throttle to accelerate. Brake to reverse. Yaw to maneuver.
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AG 1 activates the main battery gun.
VTOL and Trim to control.
.
AG 2 activates CIWS. VTOL and Trim to control as well.
.
AG 3 activates the torpedo tubes. VTOL to control. AG 4 to launch all torpedoes at once.
This is my first attempt at anything remotely close to a teaser for a project, so what do you guys think?
T A K E M Y U P D O O T
"Damn interesting detail in build..."
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Then the comments section:
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@Firemouse7 Use @ (SHIFT + 2).
PIXEL ART 100
Lmao I've seen a lot of people make pixel art in SimplePlanes, but not this before.
@Firemouse7 Thank you for your compliment, @Firemouse7.
@SpartanDelta1 She's a carpet-bomber, so indeed.
I was about to click the link when I that little grey box in the bottom left hand corner said "dQw4w" and I just went "nope".
Another problem with the bomber was with the six turbocharged engines themselves: they were TOO powerful. If one, and I mean JUST ONE, was shot off or disconnected, the plane would be done for.
@SpartanDelta1 She's up.
INSTRUCTIONS
AG1 to 4 all activate a section of the bomb bay, which due to time constraints hasn't been represented in the build.
.
AG5 activates the rear AA cannon. VTOL and Trim for control.
AG6 activates the top AA twin-cannon. VTOL and Trim for control.
.
Thank you, and enjoy May.
I feel like a Wikipedia article after writing this...
Her true identity (in terms of used for the movie) is actually the USS Kidd. She's currently enjoying flooding season in New Orleans since she gets to actually float half of the season.
@BusterShortWolf Oh yeah. The 8i got the engines from the 787.
I said 747 because, like the A340 and DC-8, she has four engines.
Looks like an A340 and Boeing 747-8i hybrid...
@Turneeth I keep forgetting to... :V
I will do that.
Doolittle and his raiders over Japan would be proud.
HOLY S* this is beautiful...
HOW DID YOU MAKE THAT??
Damn that looks good...
@LieutenantSOT Ah ok.
...so cannons?
BTW this really does look realistic as hell...
Lmao my F4F doesn't live up to its name THAT much... :V
After you upvoted my SPG, I wanted to give your account a look.
I was not disappointed.
CREDITS
The spotter was taken basically straight out of @Jundroo's tutorial, so yeh.
I can not emphasize enough: a massive deal of credit goes to @GrimMantis for the tank treads. Link in the post itself. His treads were basically the basis for all of my aspirations into building ground vehicles.
INSTRUCTIONS
The SPG itself is entirely controlled via AG1.
VTOL for turning the barrel (15 degrees left and right).
Trim for elevation.
Throttle for forwards movement.
Roll for large turns.
Pitch for smaller, fine-tuned turns.
.
The spotter plane is controlled via AG2 and 6.
Normal flight controls (make sure AG1 is off first).
AG6 activates the little hover engine within it.
AG8 monitors a gyroscope in the spotter so it can hover.
MAKE SURE THE AG6 ENGINE IS COMPLETELY THROTTLED OFF BEFORE DEACTIVATING AG8.
"WE DIDN'T PENETRATE THEIR ARMOR"
"THAT ONE BOUNCED"
PLNE
@SpartanDelta1 But wait. Tomorrow or next week there's more.
INSTRUCTIONS
AG 1 drops all bombs at once.
.
AG 2 activates turning for the front two turrets.
AG 4 activates the guns on the two front turrets.
.
AG 3 controls the rear turret.
.
Both are controlled via VTOL and trim.
.
AG 7 is for the bomb bay. Operate via VTOL.
So I almost finished making an Axis forces warship as an eggship...
Considering the US had an idea for a 240mm-barrel SPG (The T92 HMC), the British had no right to call it overkill.