WHICH PLANE IS DIFFICULT TO YOU?✈️ #papercraft #aviation #avgeek #airplane #trending #shorts #fyp
WHICH PLANE IS DIFFICULT TO YOU?✈️ #papercraft #aviation #avgeek #airplane #trending #shorts #fyp
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3.American airlines 757
Very good
How do you make the front of the Boeing planes
как
NORMAL HARD AND EZ AND INSANE IS EZ FOR ME BECAUSE I HAVE BEEN MAKING PLANES
Can you do Cebu airplane?? That was in Philippines
Firat b-2 spirt bomber B-52 A321??? Antonov-225??
I saw the b-52 at school I’m not joking
Everything.
Im pretty sure the B-2 Spirit is cardboard
Last one is 💯 boeing
All of them
I can't even make the easy level one 😭🙏
Como fazer isso? Faz um vídeo insistindo pls😢
Procreated airplane geometry dash
bro easy is like Extra extra hard for me lol😂😅
Can it fly?
nice work
In case anyone was wondering, here’s how to build a real aeroplane
Building an airplane is a complex and highly technical process, requiring specialized knowledge in aerospace engineering, materials science, and various other fields. However, if you’re interested in the general steps and concepts, here’s a simplified breakdown of what it takes to make a basic model or even a small, functional aircraft:
1. Design the Aircraft
• Purpose: Decide what kind of airplane you want to make (e.g., a model plane, a small private plane, or a large commercial aircraft).
• Blueprints and Specifications: Create or obtain detailed designs and specifications for your aircraft. This includes the wings, fuselage, tail, engines, control systems, etc.
• Aerodynamics: Study basic principles of aerodynamics to ensure the plane will fly. Key concepts include lift, drag, thrust, and weight.
2. Choose Materials
• Lightweight and Strong Materials: Aircraft are generally made of lightweight but strong materials. Common materials include:
• Aluminum (used in most modern aircraft)
• Composites (such as carbon fiber)
• Wood (used in some small aircraft)
• Steel (used for parts requiring extra strength)
3. Build the Frame
• The aircraft frame (fuselage) must be sturdy but lightweight. You’ll need to carefully assemble parts like the cockpit, wings, tail, and engine mounts.
• For a model airplane, you can use balsa wood or lightweight plastic for the frame.
4. Install the Propulsion System
• Engine: Depending on the size of your aircraft, the engine could be a small gas engine, an electric motor (for model planes), or a jet engine (for larger aircraft).
• Fuel System: Make sure to include a system for fuel storage, as well as a means to manage fuel delivery to the engine.
5. Aerodynamics and Wings
• The wings are one of the most critical parts for flight. They must be shaped properly to provide lift (the upward force that counteracts gravity).
• Wing design: The wings should have an airfoil shape, where the top surface is curved and the bottom surface is relatively flat. This creates a difference in air pressure that generates lift.
6. Install the Control Systems
• Elevators, Rudders, and Ailerons: These are the primary control surfaces. Elevators control pitch, ailerons control roll, and rudders control yaw. They are typically controlled by cables or modern electronic systems in larger aircraft.
• Cockpit Controls: These include joysticks, throttle levers, and pedals that control the flight surfaces and engine.
7. Landing Gear
• Install the wheels (or skids for lighter aircraft) for the landing gear, making sure they’re placed to support the plane’s weight and provide stable ground contact during takeoff and landing.
8. Safety and Testing
• Before flying, rigorous safety checks must be done. This includes structural integrity tests, engine tests, and control system tests.
• Flight Test: Carefully conduct test flights in controlled conditions to make sure the plane flies safely. Be prepared to make adjustments and repairs.
9. Paint and Finish
• Once the airplane is functional, it’s time to paint it, apply decals, and finalize the cosmetic finish.
10. Flight and Maintenance
• Finally, ensure regular maintenance, including checking the engine, controls, and frame for any signs of wear or failure.
Building a Model Plane
If you’re thinking about building a small model airplane, here’s a simpler guide:
• Materials: Use lightweight balsa wood, foam, or plastic.
• Tools: Craft tools like a hobby knife, glue, and small screws are used to assemble the parts.
• Electric Motor: Small RC (remote-controlled) planes typically use electric motors.
• Flight Test: Once assembled, test your model on a calm day and adjust the trim as needed.
Conclusion
Building a real airplane is not something you can easily do as a hobby due to the complexity, regulations, and safety standards involved. However, constructing a small model airplane is a great way to get a hands-on understanding of aviation concepts! If you’re interested in building full-scale aircraft, formal education and training in aerospace engineering are highly recommended.
How do you get the antonov 225 model?
All Look Easy.
Whoever made the Anthony 225 is the most amazing person
You know what else is hard🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤
Can i get name of yt chanel of 2nd plane (or other versions) ?
😱😱😱❤❤
What glue do you use?
All of them are hard to me