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TBEF-01 "Whale" [Draegast'd]
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Types: Machines
Machine Tags: Vehicle, Planes, Rotors, Airships, Mechanisms and Systems, Other
Details: WIP
Machine Categories: Built With Mods
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TBEF-01 "Whale" [Draegast'd]

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With the creation of TBE Airways, an aircraft had to be produced. As such, here we have the TBEF-01, a VTOL firebomber operated by the firefighting dept of TBE Airways and painted in the scheme of Buffalo Airways.

this was made for a contest but i did a rarted and got meself disqualified RIP

CONTROLS

TGFH to maneuver
C & V to operate landing gear
N & M to operate water bay
, to use water

Normal mode
RSHIFT for engine
Left and Right to tilt wings (i reccomend flying with a slight tilt, otherwise the plane slowly pitches down)

VTOL mode
RCTRL for VTOL engine
Left and Right to tilt wings
When transferring from VTOL to Normal mode, press RCTRL to disable VTOL engine, then quickly press RSHIFT to re-enable the normal engine
roll in VTOL mode is practically nonexistent.
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Arcanilumia 17 set. 2018 às 17:30 
Please don't fix it
Arcanilumia 17 set. 2018 às 17:30 
Fun! Also funny malfunction: did a near perfect landing, just before touch down the vertical sabilizer exploded for no reason :steamhappy:
TBE  [autor] 16 set. 2018 às 17:00 
thanks for the input ross, much appreciated! i'll try to upgrade this at some point soon.
Nycticorax 16 set. 2018 às 8:03 
Smells like some engineering skils.
Ross P. 16 set. 2018 às 1:12 
I don't think I've seen a tilt-wing VTOL yet - it's certainly a unique flying experience! It's challenging but fun. BTW, if you rotate it 45 degrees and move it around just right, you can fit it in the bounding box.
Also, I've messed around with it, and I've noticed that with the wings up, the lift is in line with the center of mass, but not the center of drag, which is why it tips back when it builds upward speed. The craft is nose-heavy in flight, so additional lift i the front could work well for both takeoff and flight.