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Glad you like it. >(
To make the plane be able to take off from the water it needs an engine strong enough to pull it from the water with no help from aerodynamic lift (since there currently is none under 100 kph) and literally just brute force from the propellers. This makes the plane take off more like a rocket out of the water with almost no run-up needed, so be careful. This also makes the top speed 600+ kph which is ridiculous for a plane like this, so I had to add an engine cut-off at about 240 kph.
So it's working as it's supposed to.