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Before the actuators where updated in 1.6(?) to make them less "floaty" this plane had minor issues with clipping actuators in the complex landing gear making the plane go bananas. This was usually easily fixed by a respawn or by operating the landing gear, but after the update to actuators they just freak out every time so I have had to completely rebuild and simplify the landing gear.
If you don't get the updated version try to unsub and resub, this forces Steam to DL the file again locally.
One big part of me starting to build at all was that I felt like there was a severe lack of nice WW2 planes that actually flew ok in 1.1.3. A lot of the existing ones were low brick ones or for Legacy so I decided to try to build some myself. The first ones are a bit rough around the edges to say the least but I've improved a bit since my Swordfish and Me 262. :)
Both of those have had slight updates to make them look a bit nicer but are still not the beat. Though they fly pretty well at least.
I'll wait for the official release of 1.3 to see what is actually in it for aerodynamics before I build more I think. And once it's released I'll probably start by tweaking my 100+ other 1.2 planes to work properly in 1.3, and it seems like that can be a quite a bit of work and will likely take a few weeks, but after that I'll probably get back into building some new ones too.