Hey all! I've revived my old M-15 from the scrapyard and given it new life with a new livery, new cockpit, and some cool new things. The livery on this aircraft is loosely based multiple real life "SP-DF(X)" M-15's.

The PZL-Mielec M-15 "Belphegor" is a Polish agricultural aircraft designed in the 1970's for crop dusting and aerial spraying. Its distinctive feature is its unusual twin-boom bi-plane jet design, which boasted an impressive stability at low altitudes and made it unique in a field where most aircraft adopted propeller driven frames. Despite its innovative design, the M-15 faced operational challenges, such as higher fuel consumption, leading to limited production and use. The aircraft remains notable for its unconventional approach to agricultural aviation.

Controls:
1. VTOL DOWN = Flaps
2. TRIM = TRIM
3. ACT1 = Landing "Lights"

Note: This thing is pretty close performance-wise to the real thing, but not exact, especially where it is required to be more "fun", like an even lower stall speed of ~57mph whereas the real one was ~67.