Boeing 707 (Cargo Liveries) nose wheel is completely sideways after lifting off from the ground

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Boeing 707 (Seems to be all Cargo Liveries)

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Release version as of 9/24/2024

Brief description of the issue:

The nose wheel goes completely sideways after lifting off from the ground. This seems to occur with all cargo liveries of the aircraft.
I tested the House Cargo, World Airlines Cargo, and Orbit Airlines Cargo, they all had the same issue.
Pan Am Passenger and Orbit Airlines Passenger did not have the issue.

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Detailed steps to reproduce the issue encountered:

Takeoff any of the Cargo variants of the aircraft livery, observe sideways nosewheel in air.

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Version as of 9/24/2024


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I think this may be linked to the super high sensitivity of nose wheel control via tiller OR rudder inputs. There is only a very tiny band of control using either tiller or rudder before nose wheel flips to 90 deg. This is true while on the ground too, so I suspect any (even small) rudder input once airborne during take off would induce this nose wheel to 90 deg too.

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same as OP