I dedicate this post for those too young to remember and those mature enough to lament. July 2001 was the last time my eyes gazed at these magnificent columns of concrete and steel in New York City. I remember the Cold War was over and no new enemies were in sight. There was a balanced budget and a former Texas Governor was the new President. The News of the day revolved around a missing intern who may have had an affair with a Congressman from California. Legally Blonde and Jurassic Park III had just come out in theaters. Gas was $1.60 per gallon and anyone who knew what email was used AmericaOnLine with a lightning fast 14.4bps dial up modem. Everyone was optimistic.
Of course, all that changed two months later. It's been 15 years and I still find it difficult to imagine the City without them. Hopefully, you can enjoy this simulation as much as I remember the real thing. NOTE: It's a large file, so, expect lag when loading. There are 2 Cameras at Ground Level and 3 on the Roof. Enjoy and Thanks for 3000!
Specifications
Spotlights
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- General360 5.2 years ago
- Wallaby 5.2 years ago
- FrankieB 5.2 years ago
- Russkiy98 5.2 years ago
- Himynameiswalrus 5.2 years ago
- UnknownNate 5.2 years ago
- FennVectorCWA 5.2 years ago
- Supercraft888 5.2 years ago
- Gravatar 5.2 years ago
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- Johndfg 5.2 years ago
- CaspianMonster 4.6 years ago
- Awsomur 3.8 years ago
- SimpleTechAndResearch 5.2 years ago
- VladCelTroll 5.2 years ago
- RMark1 5.2 years ago
- Manatee 5.2 years ago
- NativeChief1492 4.7 years ago
- Dllama4 4.7 years ago
- Blue0Bull 3.8 years ago
General Characteristics
- Successors 1 airplane(s) +7 bonus
- Created On Mac
- Wingspan 109.6ft (33.4m)
- Length 109.6ft (33.4m)
- Height 422.2ft (128.7m)
- Empty Weight 521,766lbs (236,669kg)
- Loaded Weight 521,766lbs (236,669kg)
Performance
- Wing Loading 3.6lbs/ft2 (17.5kg/m2)
- Wing Area 145,615.4ft2 (13,528.1m2)
- Drag Points 1075453
Parts
- Number of Parts 11269
- Control Surfaces 0
@TMach5 or have less time with me
Some friends need to get out of the house more often 😊@210100
i know a friend who would print this and then print 3 plane darts and throw them against it
@goopog thats not fun
100% a good idea put put the twin towers in a plane game😐
Uhm
wait, you put this in simple planes...
lol dude knew what was gonna happen when he uploaded this, the description was just a cover
@TMach5 i did
@PPLLAANNEE Read the Description.
why did you make this in a plane game tho...
So I don’t get tempted to re enact it irl @Awalters38
Bruh, you know people died in there right? Why would you make it so you could renact a terrible act of terrorism
@CountriBoi
Bruh there's a 787 near it
yeh why did u make it in simpleplanes ik u meant good and all but u know what others r gonna do yk?
It was utterly stupid not to make these collapse or explode
@Madmaximus Because it had to be made.
Y did you build the twin towers in a airplane game!!!!!! :)
I dedicate this post for those too young to remember and those mature enough to lament. July 2001 was the last time my eyes gazed at these magnificent columns of concrete and steel in New York City. I remember the Cold War was over and no new enemies were in sight. There was a balanced budget and a former Texas Governor was the new President. The News of the day revolved around a missing intern who may have had an affair with a Congressman from California. Legally Blonde and Jurass sic Park III had just come out in theaters. Gas was $1.60 per gallon and anyone who knew what email was used AmericaOnLine with a lightning fast 14.4bps dial up modem. Everyone was optimistic.
Of course, all that changed two months later. It's been 15 years and I still find it difficult to imagine the City without them. Hopefully, you can enjoy this simulation as much as I remember the real thing. NOTE: It's a large file, so, expect lag when loading. There are 2 Cameras at Ground Level and 3 on the Roof. Enjoy and Thanks for 3000!
The first time I went up to the observatory was back in early 1998. I was 6 years old. @TMach5
Aw man, thats unfortunate. I'm sure the view was still great from where you were at! @TMach5
No. The closest I got was looking down at around 5000 feet from a 747. @MrAtomic224
Have you ever been in the observatory? @TMach5
also it needs to be less parts plz i have a potato for a tablet lol
I wasnt alive back then but i have herd of it in school