How big is this thing? I can see landing gear but something like this: a giant air plane/blimp/resort/city might be a feasible way to live on Venus. Just never land.
I'm not an expert on aerodynamics, but I'm pretty sure this thing can't fly. However, this drawing is gorgeous, so screw physics we'll pretend it can fly.
I wonder how they even amass the power to keep its engines going....amazing to what wonder the human mind can hold....shame that it can't exist in this time....yet
Throws A & P License out the window! The logisitics of keeping this beast operational are mind boggling! Love it! Makes an Antonov 225 look like Piper.
I want to say that I love this so much because it reminds me of the TV series Talespin but the aircraft mechanic in me wants to point out everything wrong with that plane. Sorry I can't help myself. I just wanted to say "awesome artwork" but apparently I can't seem to say that without being too judgmental about the aircraft design depicted here. XD
While that looks impressive and all that, my concern is how big the fuel tanks must be to move that behemoth. Its like the equivalent of a cruise ship only flying.
One day we will have fission engines capable of producing ridiculous power without any negative effects or waste.... and then we shall build THIS! .......well, once we figure out how to screw with physics a little bit, too.
Great work, it makes the Sci-fi fan in me do the dance of joy.
one problem there isn't enough sky on this plant to host this and or land
Your whimsical cross breeding of a airliner, a Carnival cruise ship and a restaurant/lounge in the round is golden. Love it!!!
I don't know about it's fuel economy or how it's supposed to land, but I like how the imagination keeps it flying.
Great job!
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.......well, once we figure out how to screw with physics a little bit, too.
Great work, it makes the Sci-fi fan in me do the dance of joy.