So, why weren't most wings given the wet wings treatment?

[klgraham1013]

How many planes actually store fuel in the fuselage? A cursory search shows wet wings to be common in planes of all sizes and I always believe the internet.

Wet wings are common among most civilian designs, from large transport aircraft, such as airliners, to small general aviation aircraft. - The Internet

With the new jet engine fuel flow rules, crossfeed enabler wouldn't even be necessary. Guess I'll have to rely on mods once more for my wet wings.

Opinions? Thoughts?

[xXIndestructibleEVAXx]

They should make more wings have fuel. The internet wasn't lying, almost all planes use them.

[Hobbes Novakoff]

Thing is, I find it hard to visualize those paper wings as carrying fuel. The big wings, yes, but not the small ones.

[klgraham1013]

Thing is, I find it hard to visualize those paper wings as carrying fuel. The big wings, yes, but not the small ones.

So, I should resort to making unrealistic craft? No thanks. I'll just mod in wet wings.

edit: I'm not talking bucket loads of fuel here. Just something reasonable.

As an example, I was using FuelWings previously.

Edited April 28, 2015 by klgraham1013

[Starwhip]

So, I should resort to making unrealistic craft? No thanks. I'll just mod in wet wings.

edit: I'm not talking bucket loads of fuel here. Just something reasonable.

As an example, I was using FuelWings previously.

Not only did the MK3 wings present a kind of disappointment with their prefabricatedness, (They're not that bad, but there's only 3 of them and they don't fit together... )

but they are the only wings with fuel of any kind. The little structural wings could hold like 10 units (maybe) and I would be OK with it.

[klgraham1013]

Not only did the MK3 wings present a kind of disappointment with their prefabricatedness, (They're not that bad, but there's only 3 of them and they don't fit together... )

but they are the only wings with fuel of any kind. The little structural wings could hold like 10 units (maybe) and I would be OK with it.

I'm currently making an MM file for myself. Trying to decide how much fuel I'm comfortable with.