Curtiss Condor Survival-Friendly Plane

A surival-friendly biplane designed around a lvl1 steam engine and based on the Curtiss T32 Condor airliner from 1933. This design is intended to be practical to build and fly in survival mode, without sacrificing asthetics.

- No blaze cakes required, any fuel will work

- Propellers are powerful enough for vertical takeoff and can be reversed individually, allowing for ground-manuvering and recovery from crashes

- Takeoff and landing from water is possible

- Storage chest in rear fueselage and two barrels in cockpit

- Cockpit view is good enough for first-person flight

Setup:

- Water pump and cobblestone stairs must be waterlogged

- Rudder (Q/E) must be moved before elevators (W/S) otherwise the rudder will not work (this is because of how the contraptions assemble themselves)

- Throttle lever set to 6 for max power

- Spacebar activates propellers

- (Z/X) controls propellers individually

- I recommend installing a crawl-button mod to make it easier to exit the plane when upside down