Designation: DL-Tempest I (T1)

Brief Description and Capabilities/ Lore

• Known as the DL-Tempest I, or simply T1. The project, codenamed "Project Tempest", was shrouded in secrecy throughout the late 1930s, with the U.N.R.H. recognizing the need for a potent weapon capable of turning the tide in their favor. Inspired by the tumultuous nature of the project itself, the name "Tempest" emerged as a representation of the storm that the T1 would unleash upon its adversaries.
  It carried a sense of authority and gravitas and conveyed the message that the flying bomb was not to be taken lightly, but rather approached with caution and reverence.

• Trial and error became the norm as countless hours were spent in research, development and refining the design. Equipped with a simple autopilot system, its sleek and streamlined design allows it to glide through the air at great speed, delivering a powerful payload.

• Designed to wreak havoc on key installations, military bases, and infrastructure, the T1's ability to strike from a distance, evade enemy defenses, and delivering a devastating payload with uncanny accuracy would become a game-changer on the battlefield.

Instructions:

VTOL - Raises / Lowers catapult.

VTOL up to either 50% or 100% before launch.
Failure to do so and this will be the end result:

AG1 - Launch

Activate group 1 to launch the flying bomb. - If you launch it in 'slow mode' the build will explode.

After launch, the bomb will do the rest.

Additional Notes:

• Although not intended or necessary for the T1 to function, it can be controlled mid-flight through roll and pitch. If any inputs are made it will still auto stabilize and continue flying straight. Build also features a launch cam.

Nation of Origin: U.N.R.H. formerly Soviegypt [Nations 32, 34 & 36]
Max Speed (in level flight): Varies - [Classified]
Rate of Climb: [Classified]
Payload: 1165 lbs.
Range: ˜ 179 miles / 287 km (Varies depending on initial fuel level at launch)

Gallery

T1 Prototype

First Successful Launch And Target destruction

Credits to tomlin5412 for the original auto wing level code. I modified the code for the pitch and roll axis to fit the functioning of this build.