T-22 Modern Prop Trainer

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@Crazyman552588 During the 1940s and the World War II era, planes typically ran on piston engines. These aircraft were equipped with tail dragger landing gear, which means they had tail wheels instead of nose wheels. In contrast, modern planes like the Pilatus PC-7 use turboprop engines—jet engines that power propellers. The overall proportions of these aircraft are different due to various factors. Additionally, turboprop engines are significantly lighter than piston engines.

@XionmassResearchDevt My SimplePlanes Profile: https://www.simpleplanes.com/u/WinsWings

Hello btw like the plane, but I can’t really tell difference between the standard one and the modern one@WinsWings

@XionmassResearchDevt Oh, then you are older than me just for 2+ months only

@WinsWings im 50 jan 30th lol. That's cool. Glad to see that we have common interests. Construction/home Painter 27 years and guitar plater since 12 years old. Nice to meet you 😁

@Liftey yes, I tested many times to make sure it fly well.

@XionmassResearchDevt I read your profile, well, you are younger than me - and I build models too

@XionmassResearchDevt no problem, flies great!

@WinsWings NP

@Liftey @XionmassResearchDevt Thanks for ups