0.90 Stock Boeing 767 passenger jet and fuel liner/transport

[Roflcopterkklol]

here is my attempt at the 767 fuel liner/cargo transport and a passenger variant at the request of 2001kraft

http://forum.kerbalspaceprogram.com/threads/108637-Boeing-767-300-Replica-Request

Cargo transport/fuel liner

Description:

Quite easy to fly and fairly maneuverable for its size this jet carries 16,000 LF and 2 medium sized cargo bays.

It also distributes fuel evenly. (the 1st and 3rd 5000lf tanks empty first followed by the middle tank)

Flight instructions:

Activate the brakes and SAS, let the engines power up to full then release the brakes while pitching with W until the plane lifts off the ground, fly with our without SAS after take off (or even on take off) depending on pilot skill.

Altitude limit of around 10,000m.

Download link: Part count: 347

http://www./download/24wkyhlk470jgsb/767+-+Fuel+liner.craft

Passenger variant

Description:

This plane carries up to 84 kerbals with over 5000 LF and it quite easy to fly/land.

Flight instructions:

On take off simple throttle up pitch back with W and away you go, when landing make sure the brakes are not engaged or you will rip the landing gear off.

SAS only required for cruising.

Alt limit of around 10,000m.

Download link: Part count: 368

http://www./download/9fssg24cr0c0qca/767+-+Passenger.craft

Edited January 28, 2015 by Roflcopterkklol

[_Bugs]

Nice engines and wings.

[Keymaster89]

Beautiful! it also fly like a real one

[Roflcopterkklol]

Beautiful! it also fly like a real one

Took a lot of clipping and fine tuning to get it to work right

Inside one of the engines, 10 shock cones in each, 2 for each turbo jet.

Strengthening struts and added controls for lift and maneuverability.

These controls are fixed at a 20 degree angle for stability and to help provide lift on take off.

Rear view of the landing gear

What the tail wing is all connected to.

Edited January 27, 2015 by Roflcopterkklol

[Majorjim!]

Looks good man, especially the engines. Does anyone know, after the new update will internal wing surfaces work?

[eorin]

Looks good man, especially the engines. Does anyone know, after the new update will internal wing surfaces work?

If not i will just delete the game, because if you want to build a good replica you need those internal surfaces, and all my replica use them.

[Roflcopterkklol]

If not i will just delete the game, because if you want to build a good replica you need those internal surfaces, and all my replica use them.

Don't worry they still work as far as i am aware.

[eorin]

Don't worry they still work as far as i am aware.

I hope so... Still i am a bit worried about the new aerodinamic model, i really don't want to rebuild all my crafts.

[Roflcopterkklol]

Well these 3 from 0.25 still work in 0.90 so i don't see why not

[GusTurbo]

I hope so... Still i am a bit worried about the new aerodinamic model, i really don't want to rebuild all my crafts.

I don't think they will work anymore, but I believe the point of the new aero model is that you won't need them.

Well these 3 from 0.25 still work in 0.90 so i don't see why not

The issue is whether they will still work in 1.0, not .90. There weren't any aero changes in .90.

[Roflcopterkklol]

I don't think they will work anymore, but I believe the point of the new aero model is that you won't need them.

The issue is whether they will still work in 1.0, not .90. There weren't any aero changes in .90.

Really?

I swear it seems somewhat different, maybe it is the stock wings/controls that make the difference

[Roflcopterkklol]

Just uploaded the passenger variant of the 767

[SpaceLaunchSystem]

Amazing! How did I not think of this!?

[Roflcopterkklol]

Anyone have a suggestion for something they want me to build?

Im a bit stuck on ideas atm

[Westi29]

Anyone have a suggestion for something they want me to build?

Im a bit stuck on ideas atm

I've been having problems with a Lockheed Stargazer and Pegasus rocket. Would be cool to see one!

[Roflcopterkklol]

I've been having problems with a Lockheed Stargazer and Pegasus rocket. Would be cool to see one!

That sounds like a fun project