Shipbucket

Fair enough. Thanks anyway.

Oh, that is so cool. Is there any chance I could talk you into doing a top and front view of my 797?

Um, because that's the image I started with? What I started with is entirely irrelevant. It's just a picture.

klagldsf wrote:...it kinda does, otherwise it'd quit looking like a 747.

That's kind of the point. IT'S NOT A 747!

Dude, I don't think you get the point of this being my own design . Just because I started with a 747 image doesn't mean that (if this were to be an actual design) they'd take a 747 and modify it. This is something that would be built from the ground up. It's my design so I can say what its cross ...

Ok, good for you. That doesn't necessarily mean that the 747's cross-section is the same as my design. Just because I started with a 747 image and modified it doesn't mean the other dimensions are the same as the 747's. It's my design.

How can you tell what the cross-section is from a 2D image?

So why does the A-380 work and this doesn't? It's not physical engineering issues, it is more the economics of the aircraft. Large planes require lots of passengers moving back and forth between city pairs. This limits the number of routes that it is cost effective to fly such a high capacity ...

No comments from anyone?

Ok, unfortunately real-life commitments pulled me away from working on this project but I've finally been able to sit down and work on it. Here's the 797 with the enlarged wing. I hope I did this right.