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DH.88 Comet with Piston engine

The De Havilland DH.88 Comet was a British twin-engine aircraft that won the 1934 MacRobertson Air Race

Replica of this motorized by my piston engines.

The motors work with the rods glitch which consists of controlling and directing the power that a slider has when it is forcibly torn from its initial frame. Indeed this slider tends to move in all directions and to train everything that is connected to its initial frame. Except that, instead of this one taking everything with it, I fixed it to a pivot while holding it firmly so that it could only move on one axis. As a result, it wiggles up and down while bouncing on its initial frame, then pushing back down and so on. It acts like a piston and turns the propeller

This is an engine that I created 6 months ago and posted on a single engine plane and a car,
However, I modified him and his propeller and since then they are much more solid and stable at all rpm and in all situations.

The plane can fly slowly or quickly between 100 and 310 km/h. Consider using elevator trim.
The rudder of the device is mixed with the pitch of the motors which allows it better control on the ground and in the air.

The motors are on/off, and have propeller pitches to control the speed and acceleration of the aircraft.
The motors are also like real pistons and start quickly, however you may need to press F twice to start them, lets say it adds a bit of realism
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310 Km/h
1332 kgs like the real one

F : on/off the engines

Aircraft controls as assigned in settings : "Jet accelerate/deccelerate" for moving forward

Retract landing gear : V