The predecessor of the BAS-2, the BAS1 is a "Bomber air support" Strike aircraft. Originally designed to be a twin-engine fighter, the powerful engine permitted further development, resulting in the strike model. they made a choice to make it a bomber escorts and be a bomber it self so if a bomber goes down 2 or three will complete the mission,Most bomber groups in South dexat (my fictional nation) liked the BAS due to its modular design and ease of maintenance, with most components being easily accessible behind few bolts. This resulted in remarkably high readiness rates, earning a reputation for reliability. 10k was made in total most are still in service but some are retired or scrapped due to extensive damage and some made it even to museums and air shows.
Specifications
Spotlights
- Graingy 4 days ago
General Characteristics
- Created On Android
- Wingspan 50.3ft (15.3m)
- Length 29.5ft (9.0m)
- Height 13.4ft (4.1m)
- Empty Weight 10,482lbs (4,754kg)
- Loaded Weight 11,448lbs (5,193kg)
Performance
- Horse Power/Weight Ratio 0.349
- Wing Loading 48.1lbs/ft2 (235.0kg/m2)
- Wing Area 237.8ft2 (22.1m2)
- Drag Points 3520
Parts
- Number of Parts 57
- Control Surfaces 5
- Performance Cost 426
Hey, minions.
Could someone lend this fellow some pointers?
@Dest20345 Sure, why not. You could use some advice.
Also I going to sleep so I won't be able to answer for awhile.
@Graingy also if you don't mind spotlight or upvote this build thanks.
And done@Graingy can you read it please and tell me if there's more grammar mistakes and/or other problems.
@Graingy yes
@Dest20345 Your typo.
@Graingy I mean it's in for over 30 years in service and it's not 100k only 10k
Fixing that.
The predecessor of the BAS-2, the BAS1 is a "Bomber air support" [Strike aircraft?]. Originally designed to be a twin-engine fighter, the powerful engine permitted further development, resulting in the strike model.
Most bomber groups of Southern Dexat (my fictional nation) [Southern Dexat sounds like a region, South Dexat sounds like a country] liked the BAS due to its modular design and ease of maintenance, with most components being easily accessible behind few bolts. This resulted in remarkably high readiness rates, earning a reputation for reliability. Around 100,000 aircraft [GOOD LORD, that would be the most produced aircraft by a factor of over two!] were built in total. Most surviving aircraft are still in service but some are retired, were scrapped due to extensive damage, or were acquired by museums and air shows.
@MrPigee done
@MrPigee thanks dude or girl idk you gender
@Dest20345 1 Thing i'd do: Power Full to Powerful
@MrPigee hello sorry I was adding a description to It I hope my spelling and grammar is correct if not @Graingy will correct me but I tried
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