@kittman cool. If you feel like it, once i finish a upper stage for a rocket, I need a crane.

@Spenzerointernational I've probably 6 or 7 planes, several of them are by ZeroAerospace. I've "U-Hauled" his tanker and am working on his space shuttle type craft. I'm thinking about putting some cargo doors on top... and it's fun to fly. two large huge cargo planes, and a few ground vehicles. i’ve got a starship transporter that can move a fully fueled Starship Cargo. it's a really cool (and heavy duty) truck that picks up, rotate from horizontal to vertical, open the "grabbers", drive forward a few feet, swap to the starship and fly it with its vizzy working normally. getting that to work was a chore. lots of crushed starships. I think I’ve found the sweet spot.

almost all craft are not mine. most I just painted and left alone but have done tweaks and changes on a couple. I’ve kept track of who created each craft to ensure they get credited.

I’ve even thought about posting this thing as a sandbox once i get those hangars full. heh

@kittman I make my planes on an iPad Air 2, what future airplanes do you plan on modifying? I really like the way how you design my planes with the “U-haul” airline, it makes it look very unique, and it also looks like with the entire fleet that it’s like a busy airport

@Spenzerointernational cool! Glad you like. I have a literal hanger full of crafts (planes, rockets, and a couple ground vehicles) awaiting their new livery. I’m also updating crafts already in the fleet. One of the new fonts in the latest update is a much better match to the real “U-haul” lettering. And being the perfectionist that i am, I gotta update them or it’s gonna drive me (more) InSaNe than I already be! 🤪
I am truly impressed you’re making these planes on iOS... mind if I ask what iDevi you’re using? I use both my iPad Pro 9.7” (1st Gen) and a mid-2010 iMac for creation, mods, and vizzy. I was also using my 2013 15” retina MacBook Pro for testing and to use for the best quality photos and videos since it’s the one computer I own that has a dedicated GPU that lets me run SR2 in high quality mode. But it melted down on me a few days ago. Almost literally. It got WAY too hot (burned my finger, like left a mark on my finger) and when I yanked power it turned off itself immediately even tho the battery was “supposed” to be fully charged. After it cooled down I opened it up, cleaned out 7 years of dust, dog dirt, and dog hair that was clogging up the fans, air exhaust, and other spots. But I could clearly see the part that’s causing this (known) problem with the MagSafe-to-DC board. Already ordered the part from ifixit and hope to have it operational again in the next week. I also have to buy a new, unscorched power adapter too, and I’m not thrilled about that cuz they ain’t cheap. But the battery seems intact and no signs of overheating and it wasn’t puffed up. It could use a fresh battery but I’m not ready to tackle that job. Any iFitit kit that includes solvent to loosen the adhesive between the battery and case is gonna be rather involved.
Sorry for the novel... back to steam cleaning the seats in my bug eye... 😎

@kittman just..

AMAZING!