Title says the whole intro, let's go.

1: Flare Thunder
Quite a bit special about Flare Thunder actually.

-Second plane in the "Way Too Many Flares" series, and for that matter, confirmation that there could be more.
-My first plane to be capable of proper cobra maneuvers (the P-10B required little to no thrust, others would basically have to be broken in order to do a cobra)
-My first swing wing plane
-My most Upvoted plane (duh)
-Approves of your meme

-One of my only planes with Russian Bias, the only other being the MiG-125 and Adopted MiG-15bis (Su-78 TRIES to have Soviet Bias, but fails miserably)

2: Ace Flarebat
The first of the Way Too Many Flares series, the one who started it all and usurped all of my aircraft in upvotes in just a matter of hours. He may not be as popular as Flare Thunder, but he'll always have a place in the hearts of WaToMaF enjoyers.

3: Flying T-34 Remade
Takusha, the Flying T-34. She's a remake of the first flying tank I ever made, she's quite powerful and one of my favorites. Also, the original Flying T-34 was adopted, since it was just @Cats's T-34 but buffed, so the new Flying T-34 (dubbed Takusha) is my biological daughter, somehow? (don't ask, Takusha's entire existence, everything from her existing sentience and being a literal flying tank with no wings or visible engines should be a blaring sign that logic doesn't live here)

4: AMX-10M ACRA
A very nice tank, more accurately tank destroyer. The AMX-10M was one of my first, if not my first, high-quality (but still low on parts, I play mobile y'know!) replica of a real vehicle, albeit I have plenty replicas of my own LEGO creations. I chose the AMX-10M for three reasons: First, because it was a very cool concept (who needs shells? This thing has missiles!), second, because no one else had done it yet, and third, France, I love the onion when it's cooked good!
So yeah, if you ask me to draw you like one of my French girls, prepare to look like this.

5: MiG-125 Bye-Biplane
The MiG-125. It was originally going to be my third and final submission for @TheMouse's Most OP Plane competition, but the MiG-125 just didn't meet my requirements (although, if you ask me, Mouse seems to approve of it, whether it would beat the A-40B or not is another story). However, I shared the Bye-Biplane anyways, because although it wasn't fit for the competition, it wasn't too bad of a plane aside from that. It's relatively decent, and is a first for me in two areas: It is not only my first biplane, but it's also my first clearly Soviet warplane, because I'm an American Bias (AMERICAN BIAS ISN'T REAL YET!)

6: Flying Centurion
Flying T-34 is awesome, but you know what's more awesome? Flying T-34 with henchmen! The Flying Centurion is basically just the British Centurion tank, but it flies. Unlike Takusha, the Flying Centurions never had a borrowed/upgraded model, I made the Centurion from scratch and gave it the power of flight. I have more to say, but that'll be said later, now I'm explaining what makes it special.

Truth is, Flying Centurion didn't really get many firsts, being that Flying T-34 claimed most of them, but the Flying Centurion may be the last flying tank I post, unless Flying Maus and Flying KV-2 somehow happen.

7: [GREEN] P-14D Counterfighter
The P-14D Counterfighter, a unique airplane on several fronts.
-My first built aircraft to use any kind of coaxial propulsion.
-The first Red V Green plane in a long time (too long)
-The first Red V Green plane to use a custom thumbnail
-The first Red V Green plane with completed backstory

8: MASSIVE Thrust Vectoring
It's just Thrust Vectoring, but BIG. Along with the benefits of the OG Vector's unique abilities, this version of Vector was my first time scaling an entire build. My only regret? I forgot to give him Big Chungus nose art.