Prepare to say hello to the first Tea Aircraft in my SU1946 collection, the Westland P.1056!

History

There are very, very few data about the P.1056 available on the internet, but from what seems to be the case, it was a bomber concept from Westland Aircraft back in 1943 or 44. Most of the modeling was made by referencing the P.1056 from World of Warplanes.

Design


This aircraft will feature the following:
- Custom wings and main landing gear
- RAF markings (WIP)
- Vanilla friendly (and mobile friendly, if your phone can handle about 250-300 parts and Mach 2.5 flying)
- New building techniques like the "tub cockpit" concept I first used on the EF-128 and brand new "zero control surface" flap technology.
- Working cockpit. With attitude indicator from BRuthless's build
- No exposed fuel tanks

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