INTRODUCTION

The Altica-Harvey Tekula was developed through a direct request from the Winolian government to take advantage of advances in engine technology developed during the course Winolian civil war. It was designed as a single seat, single engine multirole fighter based on the airframe of the Wildcat but with a delta wing configuration. This design was better suited to carrying greater load including heavy strike packages. The fighter would be capable of performing any mission profile at transonic speeds, something not considered common of fighters at the time.

The fighter was exceptional, pushing the bondaries of what the Winolian Aviation Industry was capable of at the time. Altica-Harvey gained a considerable upper hand over their rivals till the fruition of the Tiran Heavy Fighter project produced its results. In front line service, it replaced the Wildcat in most roles except high altitude point defence and recon for a time. It also served in the Winolian navy as a shore-based naval fighter.

ARMAMENTS

Guns:

1 x 23mm Gafat A3-23-2 Autocannon

Air to Air missiles:

2 x HIT-11 Jile Infrared AAMs

2 x HIT-17 Shotel Radar Guided AAMs

Air to Ground missiles:

3 x HIT-30B Impact TV Guided AGMs

Misc

2 X Drop Tanks

FEATURES

Realistic performance
Custom control surfaces & LG’s
Custom engine nozzle
Custom weapons
Functional, semi-detailed cockpit

THE COCKPIT

1 - Mach speed indicator
2 - TAS Indicator
3 - Throttle indicator
4 - AoA indicator
5 - NAV ball
6 - Gear up light
7 - munitions eject button
8 - tanks eject button
9 - Timer/Stopwatch
10 - Heading Inidcator
11 - Radar scope
12 - Low altitude warning light/GPWS light
13 - RWS
14 - Altitude meter
15 - Fuel guage
16 - Rate of climb/vertical velocity indicator
17 - Angle of slip dial
18 - HUD w/ pitch attitude indicaton
19 - Misc engine dials

CONTROLS

AG1 - Turn on engine/Close canopy

AG2 - Rudimentary ejection

AG3 - Eject munitions

AG4 - Eject drop tanks

AG5 - Drag chute

AG6 - Lights

AG7 - Open/close radome

AG8 - On/off radar screen

VARIANTS

Air Superiority Loadout

GALLERY