Here’s the something special I’ve been working on! I hope you learned something from it. Do you have any questions on PVP aircraft? Comment and I’ll try to answer them in a future video! One thing I forgot to mention in 7:28 is, not only cameras have more welding points making them unstackable, they also produce much more lag than trails. Join The Discord: discord.gg/Pmrvvn4AKC

As always, an amazing guide namnam! Love your vids, keep up the amazing work!

Namnam knows how to build every part of the plane but not the landing gears

This tutorial was exactly what i was looking for, sub!

Awesome video and easy to understand, really helped me get better at building. I would love to see a guide about the magnet block and all the different things it can do.

YES, YES, YES! I've been grinding tutorials for how to successfully motorlock for ages, and this finally works! Sub gained

Yo namnam i like the style of your aircrafts noses im thinking im going to make a nose exactly, keep up man!

These are the best guides I have ever seen!

thx this will help me so much when i actually start trying it

This guide helped me for my first jet thanks :D

I think this is very helpful for my next F15, Thanks!

wow this actually helped me with my overlocked morgan

The editing is really good!

I like it and its helpful for building pvp aircraft

Finally a guide that helps :D

Absolutely huge W channel +1 sub

thank you! :)

i really likeyour building style

YOOOO THE INTRO SHOWED NAM DESTROYING STANS JET

so cool :o

nam nam i love you your guides are too good

that is the most "lbozo" dodge I've ever seen XD 8:12

Yes finally.

The F/A-18 is a twin engine, midwing, multimission tactical aircraft. It is highly maneuverable, due to its good thrust-to-weight ratio, digital fly-by-wire control system, and leading-edge extensions, which allow the Hornet to remain controllable at high angles of attack. The trapezoidal wing has a 20-degree sweepback on the leading edge and a straight trailing edge. The wing has full-span, leading-edge flaps and the trailing edge has single-slotted flaps and ailerons over the entire span.[20] Canted vertical stabilizers are another distinguishing design element, one among several other such elements that enable the Hornet's excellent high angle of attack ability, including oversized horizontal stabilators, oversized trailing-edge flaps that operate as flaperons, large full-length leading-edge slats, and flight control computer programming that multiplies the movement of each control surface at low speeds and moves the vertical rudders inboard instead of simply left and right. The Hornet's normally high angle of attack performance envelope was put to rigorous testing and enhanced in the NASA F-18 High Alpha Research Vehicle (HARV). NASA used the F-18 HARV to demonstrate flight handling characteristics at high angle-of-attack (alpha) of 65-70 degrees using thrust vectoring vanes.[21] F/A-18 stabilators were also used as canards on NASA's F-15S/MTD. F/A-18C Hornet in transonic flight producing flow-induced vapor cone The Hornet was among the first aircraft to heavily use multifunction displays, which at the switch of a button allow a pilot to perform either fighter or attack roles or both. This "force multiplier" ability gives the operational commander more flexibility to employ tactical aircraft in a fast-changing battle scenario. It was the first Navy aircraft to incorporate a digital multiplexing avionics bus, enabling easy upgrades.[7] Exhaust nozzles of an RAAF F/A-18 The Hornet was designed to reduce maintenance, and as a result, has required far less downtime than its heavier counterparts, the F-14 Tomcat and the A-6 Intruder. Its mean time between failures is three times greater than any other Navy strike aircraft, and requires half the maintenance time.[7] Its General Electric F404 engines were also innovative in that they were designed with operability, reliability, and maintainability first. The engine, while unexceptional in rated performance, demonstrates exceptional robustness under various conditions and is resistant to stall and flameout.[22] The F404 engine connects to the airframe at only 10 points and can be replaced without special equipment: a four-person team can remove the engine within 20 minutes. The aircraft has a top speed of Mach 1.8 at 40,000 ft.[23] The engine air inlets of the Hornet, like that of the F-16, are of a simpler "fixed" design, while those of the F-4, F-14, and F-15 have variable geometry or variable intake ramp air inlets. A 1989 USMC study found that single-seat fighters were well suited to air-to-air combat missions, while dual-seat fighters were favored for complex strike missions against heavy air and ground defenses in adverse weather-the question being not so much as to whether a second pair of eyes would be useful, but as to having the second crewman sit in the same fighter or in a second fighter. Single-seat fighters that lacked wingmen were shown to be especially vulnerable.

This guide its Giving me idias🙃🙃

The ending dogfight is the proof that Namnam discovered thrust vectoring way back then

Compact lock can be good to start with but once you want high amounts of detail i’ve found it harder to make them compact once you know how to use motor-lock effectively I say you can spam towers even if you waist a little space here and there its fine making super compact motor-lock like i use to do for nearly a year needs more planning to make sure stuff doesn’t get stuck i rarely have to troubleshoot big spread out towers but just make sure you do it good not like the examples he showed for overlocking i agree those are bad.

This is really helpful but i really cant find a way to make motorlock work on any plane since it always looks confusing and messy

That missile evade at 8:14 tho

I dubbed the overlocking "motorlock cities," and now I see that they are pointless.

FINALLY! SOMETHING THAT ISNT A TUTORIAL!!!

i overlock, but not in the way others do, i just build huge structures of motorlock and then when i launch, it just becomes a cube

5:40 guy probably overlocks to make the plane look complex lol

"Throughout the series we will talk about how ti actually increase performance" hands the camera to joe

the nostalgia

whats ur time for how long u played?

Ok ima use trails

5:31 is my old jet lol

Do a video about piston locking! Ive pretty much mastered anglelocking and regular motorlocking. I can do camera locking at some level. But I really want to know how to pistonlock. Thx

It’s probably gonna take sometime for me This video might be handy soon

Nice tutorial but when is the next episode coming?? It's been 6 months it almost seems like you forgot about it

Pou bout to screenshot

why do people put propellers at spots of the plane does it do something?

Fun thing for the 7:28 part You can use text 1x3 to make a completelly invisible connection And once Plane Crazy 2 releases, we might get text 1x4 or 1x5 or beyond using the scale tool

Let's be honest, we all only saw part 01 first

But late but why do PvP jets always use trapdoors?

0:24 _laughs in dragon fighter_

Simplest yet,hard to master

you should se how compact my mirage is lol5:35

What about speed quide or manueaver guide

Hey could you do a tutorial on one of ur pvp jets. I wanna pvp but im not a good builder

I still need help cause idk how to moterlock planes together

Nanman thx I build a su27 with this but one problem with it that it always wobbling when I fly with you hover trusher engine any fix

episode 0???

6:40 i like this but i don't know how to build

omg

Can you do this tutorial of this ship? 6:40

what about like the pyramid nose

at the first jet, *is that a gawr gura livery?*

can you make tutorial at your su 27 please

can you showcase your F-15 S/MTD

joven

Bro I've watched it and my jets still wobble at 100

Can you do another one in how to make noses and body and custom angles pls. Edit (about the video) I love you teach me how not expose motor lock

The canopy isn’t working

*trollface meme*

“Ep 0”

jet tut pls

Moteloc

I don't understand this, how are they useful, why are they useful, what is their logic daaam

tutorial su 27 hahahahahaha