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Welcome to my stock electric plane repository!  It serves as a home for my own electric craft which work perfectly 75% of the time, and also somewhere to share your own electric planes and other creations.  Have fun! 

This is the highly creatively named "SAS flyer 1".  It features decent reliability, a high-power engine, and a low takeoff speed.  It has a maximal speed of 75 m/s ASL, and a maximal safe speed of around 90 m/s. Not particularly exciting, but highly versatile. 

And this is the "SAS flyer 2".  It features a canard design and is powered by a relatively less powerful motor.  However, it is easier to fly, as long as it is managed properly.  Fly with SAS on (for only the plane itself).  Infinite range guaranteed.  Your money back if it runs out of power in mid air! 

And now for the extremely creatively named MK3 propeller plane.  With a large passenger capacity and extended cruise capability, the MK3 is well-regarded due to its silence.  This silence also allows it to conduct top secret raids on [REDACTED] during the [REDACTED] war. 

And this here is the MK5, aka the "Reliant". " Where's the MK4?"  I hear you ask.  Well, that's... another story.  Anyways, the MK5 is better in almost every way relative to the MK1, and is much, much, less likely to crash for no reason. 

And as a general rule of thumb, turning SAS on kills the engine, but turning time warp on kills the engine for good. 

If you don't like electric prop craft mate, don't post anything about them.  Some people like them, accept it.  Do your own thing.  And only post here if you have something positive and helpful to say.  No need to poop on anyone's parade here. 

4 hours ago, mrmcp1 said:

Sorry to double post but I have now managed to build a electric counter rotating prop plane

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Azimech's stuff becomes less impressive after you realize that what should be a single prop engine fighter replica is actually nearly as big as a Boeing 737 with the part count to boot.  Not saying that the whole electric thing is any more better or practical but everyone has their own things with their own quirks.  That thing looks awesome mrmcp

(Ps.  Not really Azimech's fault though.  Squad was the one that took away bearing functionality from those tiny wheels which requires the huge ones.  That's why I have preferred making wheel-less bearings since.)