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Goodyear Aerospace GZ-20 Airship/Blimp 1.0

Cynderdragon presents the Goodyear GZ-20, a non-rigid airship developed from the GZ-19 with a larger envelope for the Super-Skytacular night sign and more powerful engines. It comes in three variants, with custom sounds and a 2D panel, and as of 2017 all three GZ-20As are decommissioned, holding a Guinness record for fourteen years of service.

: 18.23 MB
: 2.2K
: 5/5
: 3

Complete with Base Model

Atragon Flying Submarine Battleship

By Billy Bargagliotti, this Atragon-inspired flying submarine model references a 1963 Toho film and the works The Undersea Warship and The Undersea Kingdom; it submerges to ocean depths and comes with comprehensive documentation. Notes detail historical ties and the vessel's submerged performance.

: 2.11 MB
: 735
: 4

Complete with Base Model

Air Force One Sonic Cruiser

An author’s concept for a fictional presidential transport takes shape, drawing on NASA’s Sonic Cruiser 888/2 profile. Billy Bargagliotti credits the idea and provides accompanying documentation and pilot notes that outline what could be, with the concept clearly described as fictional.

: 8.89 MB
: 956
: 2

Complete with Base Model

WDL-1B 1.0 Airship/Blimp

The WDL-1B airship is a 197-foot non-rigid craft built in the 1960s by Westdeutsche Luftwerbung, powered by two Continental IO-360 engines and capable of 58 knots while active today. The model includes four variants and ships with custom sounds and a custom 2D cockpit panel, with autopilot support and reverse thrust.

: 33.59 MB
: 858
: 5/5
: 3

Complete with Base Model

Lippisch DM-1

The DM-1 glider recreation uses postwar analysis, historical documentation, and National Air and Space Museum holdings to reproduce the aircraft. It features custom NACA airfoils, a fully animated cockpit, and two versions including a DM-1R rocket-assisted variant with RI 502 units delivering 12 seconds of thrust.

: 58.58 MB
: 417

Complete with Base Model

CV104 Conroy Virtus Ultra Heavy Cargo Lifter

John M. Conroy designs the Virtus in 1974, linking two Boeing B-52 fuselages to form a large transport intended to carry the Space Shuttle, a concept from the Turbo-Three Corporation. Four CV104 versions exist, with documentation detailing the concept and its historical background.

: 22.07 MB
: 382
: 2

Mayan plane V0.1

Version V0_1 presents a Mayan aircraft recreation with two screenshots named Mayan-plane-V0_1-xp-1.jpg and Mayan-plane-V0_1-xp-2.jpg, depicting the model on a runway and in the air. The accompanying notes describe a gold toy-like artifact about two inches long found in a Colombian tomb, with six similar objects discovered in Venezuela, Peru, and Costa Rica.

: 983.1 KB
: 373
: 4

CA_RS_Craft9 v.10

CA_RS_Craft9 V.10 weighs 130,000 lbs, carries 50,000 lbs of fuel, and has a 200,000 lbs maximum weight. The description emphasizes a scratch-built origin with Blender-driven design and notes some instrument quirks after testing, reflecting ongoing refinement.

: 16.78 MB
: 340
: 2