Awesome.

@EternalDarkness I didn’t know I did that it just does it’s self I guess, the history is that this is when I didn’t know how to upload planes and I isn’t know how to upload planes and I was trying to do that I messed up the login and none of my passwords worked so I made a new accusing and still follow SP rules but I never knew that comments used the other account but in other words I don’t know

@Thydoirito You're welcome. Why do you use a different account to reply to comments?

@JohnsonAviation thanks and yea it’s hard to get a good pic for it, I want to show the hole plane and not a inside but the main picture was hard to decide.

@EternalDarkness Wow that’s a lot of text and thank you

It's a pretty good Handley Paige Type O, but I do have a few suggestions. I'll happily explain every single one if you'd like, but I'll just list them now so I don't waste my breath (keyboard) if you don't want them. They are in no way meant to cause offense, and are just advice from a guy who has been playing this thing for the last ten years and knows a trick or two.

You could use better wings, but these are fine for this detail level. You could use custom (rotator powered) control surfaces with this kind of wings to get both more realistic shape of the control surface and smoother movement.

I'd suggest using either camera aiming or automatic aiming for the defensive turrets instead of manual inputs. They are really difficult to accurately aim with Yaw and VTOL on PC.

Yaw doesn't seem to move the rudders as it should. Combined with the atrocious directional stability of this plane, they are kind of necessary. Also, you could hide a bigger vertical stabilizer inside the rear fuselage to improve directional stability.

Maximum speed is way too high. You can make the plane lighter or wings more effective with XML editing (Overload mod) to allow it to remain stable at lower speed, and then you can reduce engine power. I think that would improve realism.

Overall, I like the build. It feels heavy like it should, it has interior, and I can see you actually put some time into making it good. Even if you don't want to publish another version, it might be worth a try implementing my tips into it so you know how to use them for the next one. As I've said, I will gladly explain them to you if you want.

Very cool, and very underrated. Keep up the good work!