Airbus A380-800

[FishNoobCrack]

Lights and panels represent windows and doors.

Stands quite nicely.

From the front:

Includes my fail attempt at realistic landing gear.

In flight:

With an angle shot just because I can.

EDIT: Side view, night pics

Edited May 23, 2014 by FishNoobCrack

[Redrobin]

Got landing gear? Very cool plane.

[Redshift OTF]

Nice! I'll give you some rep if you provide the craft file.

[FishNoobCrack]

https://www./?58u5e4fyigl8ytn

1 to enable passenger lights

2 to enable vertical stabilizer lights

3 to enable landing gear lights

[Redshift OTF]

Thanks for the craft file! Amazing plane, I never thought of using the lights as windows. She flies very well and could probably be converted into a space plane with a bit of tweaking.

[NQMT]

Looks almost picture-perfect from the front.

Very good job.

[Redshift OTF]

Just a small note, I don't think the fuel in the top fuselage parts is being used. I drained them of fuel in the SPH and it lightened the craft, improving the performance.

[biohazard15]

Someone really should make a mod with A380 parts. Just for that particular case when you're absolutely need to transport several hundred Kerbals somewhere.

[FishNoobCrack]

Someone really should make a mod with A380 parts. Just for that particular case when you're absolutely need to transport several hundred Kerbals somewhere.

Well, this baby transports an astonishing 3 kerbals!

Just a small note, I don't think the fuel in the top fuselage parts is being used. I drained them of fuel in the SPH and it lightened the craft, improving the performance.

Strange. The fuel from the top fuselage drains for me.

Edited May 24, 2014 by FishNoobCrack

[XOIIO]

Nice, good idea using lights as windows, took me a minute to figure it out.

[Jetenginestar]

Someone really should make a mod with A380 parts. Just for that particular case when you're absolutely need to transport several hundred Kerbals somewhere.

If you really need to, here's a Twin Engine Jet I made that can carry 108 Passengers if you use 6 seats per row. I put 4 seats per row for more comfort

http://forum.kerbalspaceprogram.com/threads/79097-Boeing-757-Narrow-Body-Jetliner-(72-Passengers-2-Pilots)

[Dooz]

Very nice here have some rep

[FishNoobCrack]

If you really need to, here's a Twin Engine Jet I made that can carry 108 Passengers if you use 6 seats per row. I put 4 seats per row for more comfort

http://forum.kerbalspaceprogram.com/threads/79097-Boeing-757-Narrow-Body-Jetliner-(72-Passengers-2-Pilots)

That thing must glide like a champ.

[Jetenginestar]

That thing must glide like a champ.

Yeap, I glided it for a full 18 minutes once from 20,000m before landing it on the hills...

[FishNoobCrack]

Yeap, I glided it for a full 18 minutes once from 20,000m before landing it on the hills...

Well, it IS made of wings.

[guz667]

Very nice job. Looks great.

[i like turtles]

Good Job! Just one problem:It's a bit small. Could you make a version where it is similar length, height and wingspan with the real one???

[darthvader15001]

On 5/22/2014 at 7:13 PM, FishNoobCrack said:

Lights and panels represent windows and doors.

Stands quite nicely.

From the front:

Includes my fail attempt at realistic landing gear.

In flight:

With an angle shot just because I can.

 

EDIT: Side view, night pics

Could you use Imgur for better visibility? I can’t see it at all with that photobucket watermark