Description:
(Information taken From Wikipedia)
The de Havilland DH.110 Sea Vixen is a British twin-engine, twin boom-tailed, two-seat, carrier-based fleet air-defence fighter flown by the Royal Navy's Fleet Air Arm from the 1950s to the early 1970s. The Sea Vixen was designed by the de Havilland Aircraft Company during the late 1940s at its Hatfield aircraft factory in Hertfordshire, developed from the company's earlier first generation jet fighters.
The Sea Vixen had the distinction of being the first British two-seat combat aircraft to achieve supersonic speed, albeit not in level flight.
From 1969 the Sea Vixen FAW2 practiced intercepts of a supersonic target against the Concorde SST in flight tests over the Irish Sea.
Armed with Firestreak (and later Red Top) Air to Air Missiles, the aircraft was mass produced without an internal machine gun...
XP929 Lore (WARNING:The aircraft registration and story is completely fictional, any resemblance to real life events is coincidence. NO LIVES ARE LOST IN THIS STORY)
XP929's First flight was in 18th December, 1963 where she was to be stationed on HMS Victorious along with the rest of 893 Sqn. During a few intercept exercises, XP929 (numbered 169) was one of the few Sea Vixens that successfully intercepted the Concorde in a practice exercise.
In the early 1970s, XP929 would be recognized as the aircraft of the Fleet Air Arm's rising star Iranaze "Kitsune" Shimazike, a young female pilot who proved her skill with the aircraft in one of the intercept exercises.
During the MiG intercept of February 12, 1971 (COMPLETELY FICTIONAL), Iranaze and Richard "Flint" Redburn, her Radar Officer aboard XP929 were the first to respond to the threat. As they turned eastward, they spot 2 Soviet MiG-21's attempting to fly over the English channel. Iranaze turned and flew beside the MiGs, issuing them a warning. Luckily the MiG's turned and headed home, and no missiles and guns were fired that day.
Gallery:
Buzzing the tower ^^
Air brakes deployed ^^
Instructions:
IMPORTANT: The Aircraft will suffer a structural failure and disintegrate at 9 G's so Be Gentle On The Stick, Especially when diving. Going past Mach 1 greatly increases the chance of breakup so use the brakes
AG 1 - Canopy
AG 2 - Wing Fold
AG 3 - Tail Hook
AG 4 - Open Nose Cone (do not open in flight)
AG 5 - Landing Light (on nose gear)
AG 6 - Arm missiles (Activates nose cone radar, You can see it working when the nose cone is open)
AG 7 - Drop Tanks
AG 8 - Nav Lights
VTOL for flaps
Note: High Physics is required to get the landing gear working, Will release a Low Physics version in a pinned comment soon
Additional Notes:
The 929 in XP929 is a reference to my gamer tag in other games (J_M**.929)
Thank you for 10K guys <3
Enjoy this rough sketch of Sea Vixen-Chan~
Please Enjoy!~ <3
Specifications
Spotlights
- Trainzo 11 months ago
- Renameduser4 11 months ago
- ShinyGemsBro 11 months ago
- Noname918181818181818181 11 months ago
- 929 11 months ago
- YarisSedan 11 months ago
- PUMPKINSIDD 11 months ago
- Marulk 11 months ago
- XiShi 11 months ago
- Monarchii 11 months ago
General Characteristics
- Predecessor De Havilland Sea Vixen (XP929) Final
- Successors 2 airplane(s) +84 bonus
- Created On Android
- Wingspan 66.3ft (20.2m)
- Length 71.7ft (21.9m)
- Height 18.5ft (5.6m)
- Empty Weight N/A
- Loaded Weight 62,049lbs (28,145kg)
Performance
- Power/Weight Ratio 1.086
- Wing Loading 61.7lbs/ft2 (301.0kg/m2)
- Wing Area 1,006.4ft2 (93.5m2)
- Drag Points 2458
Parts
- Number of Parts 430
- Control Surfaces 8
- Performance Cost 2,139
Click here for Erusean Version with Railguns
Hehehe. Funny number on side.
Want a better version? Check this out coming soon!
Great work
oh no.. why is the cockpit shifted like that... I don't like it lol
It reminds me of the mosquito They were beautiful. Of course I couldn’t see them. They were too busy bombing a school
@Speedhunter drone strike de Havilland, we need it
@BYardley yeah, this does not have the afterburner parts (80 parts per engine) the railgun mechanism (10-15 parts) and the label images (which makes things very laggy) the insignia here was made with the "*" in Military Font which greatly improves performance
@Speedhunter I see that's why this is less laggy
@Boeing727200F Its one of the guys at De Havilland.... Im still mad at them for dropping the 4 cannons planned for the plane
@Speedhunter yeah
@BYardley Thank you very much, the Erusean version was a modification of this (but I removed the structural failure code)
This one works perfectly on my phone it lags a little but I love it
@Boeing727200F on the IRL plane?
I want to know who designed the cockpit, because I want a “friendly” meetup
@CR929thenewSPplayer for me it was the Boeing Jetfoil that made that number significant to me
Interesting
@Speedhunter
@Speedhunter lol I see the connection
@Speedhunter the plane. I like little small details no one will find like the moving radar :)
@JuliaAircraft the IRL plane was a really weird plane overall XD...
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We can make a passenger plane out of this
wowies weird tail and cabin
Also @CR929thenewSPplayer, I think the number 929 is very significant to both of us XD I just noticed it
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I not first today.
@Randomplayer heee heee~ Glad to have a convert
Also ... Is it the art or the plane itself?
Great, now I’m a sea vixen simp too.