Turborover's ULTIMATE Guide to Plane Crazy
A January 10, 2024 tour of the blocks, wings, propulsion, mechanical, and other tabs, then a build that uses them. It assumes you already clicked through the short in-game tutorial. Menu art has moved since 2024, including a May 2025 settings pass, so use it for what each tab is for.
Watch on YouTubeStarter Plane [Tutorial] Plane Crazy
BlueBloxGaming, April 29, 2020, builds a simple winged plane from wedges, beams, delta wings, and an engine, then flies it. Block names in the 2020 menu still match current part families, but the interface around them has changed. Pair it with the written first-plane steps.
Watch on YouTubeHow To Create Your Own Deadliest Tank | Roblox Plane Crazy
Gudbulder, February 9, 2025, links this place and walks through a combat tank: tracks, hull, turret, suspension, and hover-tank weight. The creator warns that high motor torque flings the build and suggests a 500 to 800 block budget on a weak device. That budget is advice, not a coded limit. Weapons in the video only apply on PvP or private servers.
Watch on YouTubeHow to Build a Bus Like a Pro! (At Plane Crazy) - Part 1/4
Peuguine, September 13, 2024, links this place and uses part 1 for scale, the base, and the front of a bus. The description gives one scale example: a 12 meter length at 7 blocks across a 2.6 meter real width comes out near 32 blocks. Later parts are separate videos.
Watch on YouTubeTrack Tutorial | Roblox Plane Crazy
Jagesh1, December 18, 2022, links place 166986752 and shows a train on rails at a station. The auto-captions are not usable steps, so follow the picture. Comments say hills are possible and that curves are not one shared shape. Spawn trains on the rails if you want the map track, which is described as 7 blocks between the rails.
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