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Lake Seawolf Amphibian (Weaponized)
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Lake Seawolf Amphibian (Weaponized)

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The Lake Buccaneer is an American four-seat, light amphibious aircraft. This aircraft, designated the SEAWOLF and introduced to the world at the Paris Air Show, was designed to meet the various and complex requirements of government and organizations in a cost effective manner.

Capable of landing and taking off from water. Incapable of anything aerobatic.

Shoutout to @Kor, @PenguinO. and @Schepel on the Kithack Discord for helping me iron out some of the kinks
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procreator  [author] 24 Jun @ 1:47pm 
https://gtm.steamproxy.vip/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3383980776

This one flies a little better, but I haven't touched these projects since December. It was a PITA to even get this thing to even take off with the weight ratio, and the awkwardly placed pusher-prop doesn't make it any easier haha.

I love this plane in real life, and was using the design as a challenge to test out a couple of different ideas I had.

I might come back and play around with the new parts and physics since I originally released this project, but the PTSD still holds me back.
tamasors3516 23 Jun @ 9:44am 
good plane cool design and everything but the pitch control is a little bit weak, and sorry for saying, but if you want to land anywhere i'm just saying, the gliding is bad+a bit high stall speed:steamhappy:
procreator  [author] 12 Feb @ 9:30am 
Flies like a real walrus too!
Dingle 15 Dec, 2024 @ 7:17am 
Looks like a monowing Supermarine Walrus!