The AX-1 is a WW2 era multirole aircraft designed and built by Vonteco Industries. The AX-1B is the attack / bomber variant of the AX-1 family. It was one of the earliest aircrafts to incorporate conformal fuel tanks which increase fuel capacity without sacrificing aerodynamics or pylon positions. It earned the nickname " Nightmare " as it was painted black and had minimal markings which made its appearance look dark as night. The AX-1B is equipped with a large payload of bombs, torpedos and rockets. The AX-1 family of aircraft were fitted with variable thrust engine mechanisms that greatly increase the aircrafts manueverability.

AX-1B ARMAMENT
(6) 250 lb unguided bombs mounted internally in weapons bay
(2) 500 lb unguided bombs
(2) Torpedos
(14) 2.75" Rockets
(2) Canons mounted in front nose cone

VARIABLE THRUST / AG & WEAPONS BAY CONTROLS
AG-1 Activates the variable thrust mechanism
Pitch Up / Down for thrust control
AG-5 Autopilot
AG-7 Parachutes
VTOL Down to open bay doors
VTOL UP to middle to close bay doors

BOMB SIGHT INSTRUCTIONS
Align the target to the middle intersecting points of the crosshairs and release payload.
The cockpit view was replaced with the bomb sight view

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