The final version of the fictional B-20 bomber series, this version was considered to be the most efficient form of the aircraft. This flying wing was in production during the last year of WWII and entered service in late July 1945, just too late too see any service. However, like the other B-20s, it saw extensive service in the Korean War and flew as a frontline nuclear strike bomber until the 1960s. This variant, although considered better than the B-20B, only had 120 produced. This was due to the need for a jet production bomber aircraft, thus ending the need for B-20s.
Instructions: to fly normally, turn the VTOL control all the way up. This will change the angle which the engines are at it order for a more stable flight. Afterwards, deactivate AG8 as this is what controls the engine pitch.
Link to B-20A
Link to B-20B
AG1 + VTOL down: bomb doors
AG2: Gyroscopes
AG7 + VTOL: Turrets
AG8 + VTOL: Engine pitch
Specifications
Spotlights
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General Characteristics
- Successors 5 airplane(s) +105 bonus
- Created On iOS
- Wingspan 91.0ft (27.7m)
- Length 38.9ft (11.9m)
- Height 11.6ft (3.5m)
- Empty Weight 11,706lbs (5,310kg)
- Loaded Weight 40,077lbs (18,178kg)
Performance
- Horse Power/Weight Ratio 0.499
- Wing Loading 13.5lbs/ft2 (66.0kg/m2)
- Wing Area 2,966.9ft2 (275.6m2)
- Drag Points 25677
Parts
- Number of Parts 478
- Control Surfaces 8
- Performance Cost 2,573
@Mustang51 Boeing model 404 is a flying wing, larger than the YB-35
@Anomalocaris I didn’t even know that plane proposal existed! It looks like it would have been a cool design
@Mustang51 YB-35 competitor was thw Boeing model 404
@barreto2016 thanks my friend!
Amazing 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
@VVMC Here is a flying wing you might enjoy that’s inspired by the YB-35, the predecessor to the YB-49
@Dstabler also feel free leave and upvote if you enjoyed the plane :)
@Dstabler not exactly. They were both being developed at the same time competing for who would be the new heavy bomber of the USAF and the B-36 won. This one lead to the YB-49 (the same thing but only jet engines) which many decades later was used to help develop the B-2. Its got a sort of complicated history but very interesting in my opinion
So I read about it and found out that it helped lead to the b-36 which used both piston and jet engines.@Mustang51
@Dstabler it’s actually inspired by the plane which inspired the actual B-2 spirit. It’s called the YB-35 and it’s development started during WWII but it first flew in 1946. It’s a very cool aircraft and I recommend reading up on it. Also feel free to leave an upvote if you like it hahaha
It's like the wwII version of the spirit stealth bomber
@DickBrazen sure thing. I really don’t mind if people make something from my builds as long as they don’t pretend they made it themselves which I’m sure you would do
@DickBrazen cheers mate! And I don’t mind if you make your own version of it :)
@AceMcCloud Thank you! I have seen it but this was more inspired by the YB-35. Same concept though
Have you seen the vague image of the B-21 Raider? Nice Job!
@Veronica thanks for the upvote!
@StJiub it takes a lot of time. Look at my early builds! They not nearly as good as yours. I’ve also been playing this game since it was released for iOS so lots of experience here hahaha
@Mustang51 damn making me feel small lol
@StJiub I make all my planes on iOS. It’s possible to make all sorts of aircraft with thousands of parts even!
@Mustang51 yeah iOS has very limited capability lol. But thank you anyways!
@StJiub thanks buddy. I like what you make too!
Glad you enjoyed the rocket/glider! Love your work!
@ThePrototype cheers man!
This looks awesome.
@Mustang51 WOW! I did not know that!