My first entry for this flying wing challenge.

History:
In the last months of WWII, the RLM issued a specification for a new fighter project. The Volksjäger (People's Fighter), as it became known as, was issued on September 8, 1944 to Arado, Blohm & Voss, Fiesler, Focke-Wulf, Junkers, Heinkel, Messerschmitt and Siebel. Although not chosen to submit a design, the Horten Brothers came up with the Ho X (10) that met the specifications laid out by the RLM using a similar concept that they had been working on with their Horten IX (Ho 229) flying wing fighter. The pilot sat in a pressurized cockpit in front of the engine compartment armament consisted of a single MK 108 30mm cannon (or a single MK 213 30mm cannon) in the nose and two MG 131 13mm machine guns, one in each wing root. Scale models with a 3.05 meter (10 feet) wingspan were built. A full-sized glider was also under construction but was not completed before the war's end. Due to the ending of hostilities in 1945, the Horten Ho X was not completed.

controls:
Normal controls. (no yaw though)
LG is LG.
TRIM is trim.

Notes:
This aircraft is 100% scale in size. Due to drag this thing is nowhere near as fast as it should be.
Thks to @Baby for help! Couldn’t have done it with out ‘em.