Spotted in Mississippi

[Piotrsko]

Taildraggers rotate to tail up with a small dip at takeoff. Wings are too draggy otherwise*. Might drive tailwheel back into ground but only in really weird conditions like stomping on brakes only when in reverse

*You do rarely fly off in 3 point but only on super soft non standard conditions in max performance mode. Takes a ton of practice to get it right, or at least for me. Includes a bunch of rudder tapdancing

[cRiPpLe_rOoStEr]

Taildraggers only remain fairly common on cropdusters because they're pointed out to be less prone to have the propeller damaged by obstacles on an unimproved runway.

[Nissandriver]

I'm going to do something similar with my Toyota pickup. It will be a little more elaborate than that, but it will use similar available and inexpensive materials.

[aerohead]

Welcome to the 'science-project' pickup menagerie!