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Think of forces applying on the craft (center of mass).
- Minimize water draft to reduce water drag as the seaplane speeds up using underwater fins at the front
- Have enough engine power and lift providing wings
- Align thrust direction with center of mass by giving pitch angle to propeller
Always takeoff against wind especially with WW1 planes.
I'll check it if something is broken when I have time.
Tip: Enable stabilizer
Maybe in the future
@Atrilian,
It's basically pivots pusing the wheels up which creates force. Microcontroller controls it to behave like buoyancy using fluid sensors. Inspect the vehicle yourself for more details.
The Soviet Lisunov Li-2T, The German Junkers Ju 52/3mg3e, The British Bristol Bombay, And the Italian Savoia-Marchetti SM.81 "Bat"
All three of these planes are Transport Bombers, (Transport Aircraft Capable of Bomber Duty)
You have allready built a Ju-52/3m so you could likely just put the DLC on that one but for the other three..
Thanks for the suggestion. It's better to use this for new airplane suggestions: https://steamhost.cn/steamcommunity_com/workshop/filedetails/discussion/1987869365/3014563919009960078/
Yes but haven't decided yet which one to make.
@GERUNIMO,
It all began with your suggestion to make Curtiss Jenny few years ago.