Creating the biggest working plane with Create is a rewarding yet challenging experience. From my personal journey, careful planning and patience are essential. I started by researching massive aircraft designs like the Lockheed CL-1201, which is known for its extraordinary wingspan of over 1,100 feet. Though my model is smaller, understanding such prototypes helped me get the scale and structural considerations right. In the build, I found that using super glue strategically ensured firm joints, especially when assembling key aerodynamic parts. Adjusting the suspension stiffness to around 30 helped in managing kinetic stress when testing the plane's movement, ensuring smooth operation without damage. Brass gearboxes and reliable control mechanisms are critical; I tested different setups to find the best balance between strength and mobility. Another tip is to hold the LEFT ALT key while working in Create for easier rotation, which made aligning components much more precise. Throughout the project, patience is key—applying glue carefully and letting parts dry properly prevents structural failures. This hands-on process also deepened my appreciation for aerodynamics and mechanical engineering principles. For anyone aiming to build their own giant working plane, don’t underestimate the importance of studying both commercial aircraft designs and practical modeling techniques. Combining these helps create not just a large model, but one that truly works and flies, if powered properly. The satisfaction of seeing such a huge creation come to life is unparalleled.