Bluejay Fighter Non Superheated Fuels Schematic (1.21.x) – Heavy Fighter Aircraft for Aeronautics
Bluejay Fighter Non Superheated Fuels Schematic brings a large, functional fighter aircraft into your world using standard fuels. This build measures 23 by 8 by 20 blocks and runs on four regular engines without needing superheated fuels. It includes an opening cockpit canopy, toggleable landing gear, and mounted autocannons for aerial combat.
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Features:
- Measures 23 blocks long, 8 blocks tall, and 20 blocks wide with a total count of 331 blocks.
- Runs on four front engines powered entirely by regular non-superheated fuel sources.
- Features a movable cockpit canopy that opens and closes smoothly.
- Includes landing gears that can deploy and retract during takeoff and landing.
- Carries autocannons mounted directly onto the airframe for sky battles.
- Operates without ender transmissions, keeping the mechanical layout clean and simple.
Schematic Specs:
Copycat Stacked Half Layer 59White Symmetric Sail 22Copycat Wing 22Redstone Link 19Black Symmetric Sail 16
How to Use:
- Set the propeller bearing thrust setting to at least 4.0 in your Aeronautics server configuration.
- Fuel the four front engines with non-superheated fuels before flight.
- Flip the levers located on the back of the autocannons to assemble the guns.
- Press R to throttle up and gain flight speed.
- Press F to throttle down.
- Press W to pitch down and S to pitch up.
- Press A to roll left and D to roll right.
- Press G to toggle the landing gear.
- Press Space to fire the mounted autocannons.
📋 Requirements:
- Setting the "Propeller bearing thrust" to >= 4.0 in Aeronautics server config
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Requirements:
Create Mod Required
copycats Required
simulated Required
createpropulsion Required
Create Railways Navigator Mod Required
createbigcannons Required
aeronautics Required
Bluejay Fighter Non Superheated Fuels Schematic Download Links
For Minecraft 1.21.x
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