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Handley Page 45 (Imperial Airways)
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31 grudnia 2020 o 9:59
22 lutego 2021 o 13:28
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Handley Page 45 (Imperial Airways)

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Opis
A Giant British Airliner of 1930
The Handley Page H.P.42 and H.P.45 were four-engine biplane airliners designed and manufactured by British aviation company Handley Page, based in Radlett, Hertfordshire. It held the distinction of being the largest airliner in regular use in the world upon the type's introduction in 1931.

Operation Manual

How to Start
1. Battery
2. Ignitions
3. Throttle
4. Fly!
5. NOTICE! Can be tricky to land!

Features

Interior
Seating for several
Four seats with two tables
Cockpit with Navigator/Radio Operator Position
Kitchen
Bathroom
Cargo Area
(NOT REALISTIC) Folding Stairway to Equipment Room
(NOT REALISTIC) Roof Access Hatch

Exterior
4 Engines
2 Small doors on the left of the aircraft
1 Large cargo door underside right wing of the aircraft
Imperial Airways London Livery
(NOT REALISTIC) Roof engineer positions

Technical
4 Powerful Realistic Engines
Super Stable Roll Stabilizer
Super Stable Altitude Hold
GPS Autopilot by: https://steamproxy.net/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1622757896

Information

Propulsion: 4 Bristol Jupiter XIF Radial Engines
Top Speed: Close to realistic 120-127 Knots
Based Off: Handley Page 45

Cockpit: Sall
Body: Sall
Technical Stuff: Sall
Cabin Interior: Sall
Engines: Sall
Imperial Airways Livery: Sall
Idea to make the plane: Gigabeit

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Komentarzy: 29
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Salad  [autor] 21 lipca 2021 o 10:29 
Thank you! But yes you gotta lower the throttle for the starter.
Refractivity 21 lipca 2021 o 9:58 
Lovely aircraft though.
Refractivity 21 lipca 2021 o 9:58 
No, i'm dumb, just had to throttle all the way down repeatedly while in a dive.
Refractivity 21 lipca 2021 o 9:57 
Accidentally shut down engine mid flight, can't re-ignite, am i dumb or is this intended?
Salad  [autor] 22 lutego 2021 o 13:28 
Fixed
Salad  [autor] 22 lutego 2021 o 7:31 
It’s not meant to do that, I am going back to fix all of these sometime soon
DragonXplayer 22 lutego 2021 o 4:17 
cool when you set full throttle and enignes are getting in fire
thats actually cool
t2hk 6 lutego 2021 o 5:05 
Couldn't agree more. I'd love to see more WW2 stuff instead of just the usual. Another lifeboat, how interesting...
Salad  [autor] 5 lutego 2021 o 8:24 
Yes same here! They are very interesting but took awhile for people to start doing more often instead of the constant rescue coastguard turboprops and stuff like that.
t2hk 5 lutego 2021 o 3:44 
I'm glad theres a lot more old fashioned planes on the workshop, been waiting for them for ages.