Tachikawa Ki-74 Kai

Background

The Tachikawa Ki-74 was a Japanese high altitude bomber/reconnaissance aircraft. It served during the later years of WWII. The Kai variant was a slightly larger prototype that was designed to carry the experimental heat-seeking anti-ship guided bomb the Ke-Go-109. It featured a wider wingspan and a larger pressurized cabin. The Ki-74 had excellent high altitude performance thanks to the turbo-superchargers that were installed on the engines. While the Kai variant of the Ki-74 never entered service, it definitely would have proven to be an effective design.

Features

Realistic Performance and dimensions (top speed of 330mph or 534kph).

Realistic armament of 2 Hp-5 20mm cannons in the tail and 1 Ke-Go 109 guided anti-ship bomb.

Custom landing gear and control surfaces including fowler flaps

Controls

AG1: Open the bomb bay
AG2: Dumb fire the Ke-Go 109
AG3: Cruise mode and enable tail gun
VTOL: Down for flaps
Everything else is standard

I hope you enjoy my build!