Hindenburg 3DA
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3D reconstruction of largest flying machine ever built - LZ 129 Hindenburg.
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โ The virtual window to the past โSlightly colorized by imagination but still the detailed and genuine 3D reconstruction of largest flying machine ever built.LZ -129 Hindenburg was a large German commercial passenger-carrying rigid airship.
It was designed and built by the Zeppelin Company in Friedrichshafen.
The actual construction made of duralumin girders began in the 1931 and after completion, LZ-129 was 804 ft (245m) long, with a diameter of 135 ft (41m) and total gas capacity 7 062 000 ft3 (200 000m3) of hydrogen.
The ship was named Hindenburg - after Paul von Hindenburg, President of Germany and until today it remains the largest aircraft ever flown.The shipโs maiden flight took place on March 4, 1936 with airship pioneer Dr.
Hugo Eckener as commander.
After period of propaganda flights for Government, on May 6, 1936 LZ-129 began the service it was originally built for regular transatlantic crossings between Germany and the United States.
By the end of 1936, Hindenburg had crossed the Atlantic Ocean 34 times and this successful season seemed to indicate that regular transatlantic air service had arrived.
But the first North American flight of the 1937 under the command of Captain Max Pruss turned into disaster.
The airship was few hours behind schedule and her landing on Thursday May 6, 1937 in Lakehurst was complicated by thunderstorms.
A few minutes after the landing lines were dropped, the first external flames appeared.
The fire spread very quickly and consumed the ship in less than a minute.
Hindenburg left Frankfurt with 97 souls onboard, 62 survived the crash at Lakehurst, although many suffered injuries.
13 of the 36 passengers, and 22 of the 61 crew including the most senior officer on the board - captain Ernst Lehmann died as a result of the crash, along with one member of the civilian landing party.The exact cause of the accident has still not been determined, even though the variety of hypotheses appeared.
The disaster of the Hindenburg was captured on film, and millions of people around the world saw the dramatic explosion which consumed the ship and its passengers.
The spectacular film footage as well as eyewitness radio report shattered public and industry faith in airships and marked the end of the giant passenger-carrying airships for decades.The interior on the Hindenburg was divided into 3 areas - Passenger Decks (for 50, eventually 72 passengers) contained within the hull of the airship, Crew Areas and Control Car in the shipโs gondola.
The modern interior with lightweight aluminum furniture was designed by Fritz August Breuhaus and the walls were decorated by Otto Arpke.
Passenger areas were heated.
Walls and doors of the cabins were made of a thin layer of lightweight foam covered by fabric and each cabin had running water.
During the 1936 season the Lounge contained a duralumin piano.
Most surprising, aboard a hydrogen airship but probably the most popular public room on the ship was the Smoking Room.
It was kept at higher pressure and was separated from the rest of the ship by an airlock.
Crew areas on Hindenburg were primarily located along the keel together with tanks and cargo storage areas.
The keel also offered access to Engine Cars and the Auxiliary Control Station.Hindenburg was navigated and conned from Control Car, located toward the bow of the airship and divided into 3 sections a control room at the front, a navigation room at the center, and an observation room at the back.
Hindenburg had a normal cruising altitude of 650 ft (200m), but sometimes was flown as low as 330 ft (100m) when necessary to stay below the clouds.
The weather was one of the most important factors in zeppelin operations and officers spent a lot of time preparing and consulting the weather maps.Maximum speed of LZ-129 was 135 kmh (84 MPH) but most of the time the 4 Daimler-Benz engines were operated at a cruise setting of 1350 RPM giving the ship the airspeed about 125 kmh (76 MPH).
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Christine Denecour-Pelletier
"Can you plz make the disaster"
James Miller
"Amazing digital recreation of the largest flying machine ever created! What a fantastic experience to be able to 'board' the famous airship and 'walk' her decks, interior catwalks and climb down into her engines as though you are 'there!' Thank You ever so much for the unforgettable dream to step back in time to the great D-LZ 129! Truly one of the BEST apps ever made!"
Titan52berg
"Truly amazing. It's like you're having a full tour of almost every nook and cranny of this amazing ship."
Darren Olofson
"Fantastic app. A thoroughly enjoyable tour around this grandiose airship. My only gripes are that you can't see the crew cabin interiors or similarly any equipment in the radio or electrics rooms. I also can't seem to stand on the top observation platform and it would be nice to climb all over the mooring mast. Other than these trivial details it's an amazing experience."
Daniel Murray
"I want to play Disaster on Hindenburg 3D"
Jessica Butler
"Love it so great seresly so cool an idea for an update a new fire button when you press it will fly to crash site and you can relive the fire if you press it again the zeppilin will reset it would be perfect if you did that or made some kind of way to expreince the fire but still 5 stars its so cool"
Finnigan Duncan
"Can we change the time"
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"I've tried The Free Version and this app and they both have good potential. Controls are good but could use some minor improvements. Also I might suggest adding the option to make the Airship Explode. It would make the app stand out more. Overall great app, I'll reward with a 5 star rating when things improve."
Cheeseburger Eddy
"Having downloaded the 'Hindenburg' and 'Hindenburg Night' apps, yesterday, (06.08.2019), may I offer a few suggestions for a future update on both apps, assuming you are still involved on this project... 1... I am finding it difficult to turn around and walk back in a foward direction, (it looks like I am walking backwards or sidewards), from where I came from, therefore what I suggest would be like a joypad/joystick interface rather the a symbol of two feet and arrows. 2... no way of going up the stairway to the "B" deck when moored up in the flying field. 3... make the eye icon a smaller. I do appreciate you may have other projects in development, etc. Other than that, both apps are very informative."
Philip Reeve
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