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Sopwith F.1 Camel - WW1 Biplane Fighters Trio - 3/3
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Types: Machines
Machine Tags: Vehicle, Planes, Rotors, Airships, Mechanisms and Systems, Other, Fits in Bounding Box
Machine Categories: Built With Mods
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Sopwith F.1 Camel - WW1 Biplane Fighters Trio - 3/3

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Description
Part of a WW1 Biplane Fighters Trio - 3/3

The Sopwith F.1 Camel was a very famous british WW1 fighter biplane and is regarded as one of the most agile and capable fighters of the war.
This replica has a relativly good balance of realistic top speed (for 2:1 scale) and agility, while also trying to make it fun to fly and maybe usable in Biplane dogfights. It has only four crossbows because it's a WW1 biplane(duh) and it was hard to attach heavy autocannons to the small and relativly weak wings.

Features & Specifications
Top speed: 347 km/h
Weight: 92.75 Mass
Blockcount: 182
Flying difficulty: Easy

  • Shock absorbing landing gear
  • Four crossbows
  • Cockpit camera
  • Balanced realistic/arcade flight
  • Low blockcount

Controls
Standard Controls:

Pitch- T / G
Roll - F / H
Yaw - R / Y
Accelerate - C
Crossbows - Left Ctrl / Left Shift
Cockpit Camera - 1
Alternative Controls:

Pitch - Arrow Up / Arrow Down
Roll - Arrow Left / Arrow Right
Yaw - Right Shift / Num 1
Accelerate - Right Ctrl
Crossbows - Num 0
Cockpit Camera - Delete
2 Comments
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meercats252 Mar 28, 2024 @ 1:14am 
I love this
.jaukb. Apr 23, 2020 @ 11:33am 
cool
nice that you are doing some more ww1 stuff