The basic mechanics of flight aren't that hard at all. Just generate enough upward force (lift) to counteract the weight of the object.I'm really not sure I understand what making a toy, has to do with proving flight is possible ? Like it's a toy... I could make a paper plane, it wouldn't prove I can make a boeing fly.
This whole plot is goofy and stopped making sense after the village.I'm really not sure I understand what making a toy, has to do with proving flight is possible ? Like it's a toy... I could make a paper plane, it wouldn't prove I can make a boeing fly.
I thought so too, at first, but then realized he specifically mentioned iron - presumably the best metal they currently have for what they're trying to do, but still inadequate for their present needs (especially with the state of metallurgy being what it is).ash talks about aluminum alloys as if they aren't metals lol
Yes, you can, because you live in modern era and already had someone else who flew by using paper and wood before. But, imagine you're living in that era where most people thinking 'anything other than bird cannot fly', did you ever think the idea to create paper plane ever come?I'm really not sure I understand what making a toy, has to do with proving flight is possible ? Like it's a toy... I could make a paper plane, it wouldn't prove I can make a boeing fly.
But they aren't making a paper plane. They're making a miniature model of an aircraft capable of flight. If the toy could fly with an equivalent weight of passengers, then making a bigger one would be more than likely to carry people.I'm really not sure I understand what making a toy, has to do with proving flight is possible ? Like it's a toy... I could make a paper plane, it wouldn't prove I can make a boeing fly.
They said toy, but I think that's more a mistranslation, I think model would have been a more proper word and better matches the author's intent.I'm really not sure I understand what making a toy, has to do with proving flight is possible ? Like it's a toy... I could make a paper plane, it wouldn't prove I can make a boeing fly.
I think they may be making a glider type thing. Or, not sure if they mentioned it, they may use rubber for the engine. If the model is small. Or even a pedal…not sure if that’d work.So many people quoting my post.
I don't disagree with most of what you guys are saying, however, they do say "toy", so... It implies there's no engine, nothing aside from basically a wooden plane you have to throw and which might glide a bit.
The first plane that shows flight was in fact possible, was big enough for people to fit in, and had a bike has an "engine". Nowhere near "toy" levels.
No idea, do they have rubber though ? It's one thing to get it from a tree, it's another to properly make a band from it. Then again, this manga hasn't been the most bothered by realism so far.I think they may be making a glider type thing. Or, not sure if they mentioned it, they may use rubber for the engine. If the model is small. Or even a pedal…not sure if that’d work.
in that specific instance Ash said 玩具/おもちゃ/toy, I thought about using the word model or miniature but in context he's not going into much detail when speaking to Quid, who assumes he's making something like a boomerang; so I stuck w/ the literal interpretationThey said toy, but I think that's more a mistranslation, I think model would have been a more proper word and better matches the author's intent.