Admist the civil war of Ireland in the 1920s, a certian J.P Brableson, an apsiring plane designer, had a great idea to test his new prototype fighter. While not loaded with ammunition, it still had it’s 2 .303’s on board. While flying over Cork, IRA forces spotted it and in a brilliant mindset, shot it down mistaking it for a Pro Treaty recon plane. A confused J.P Brableson jumped from the plane, landing safely in a field near by. The plane was rebuilt and is now on display.

Decided to add a bit more detail to the history of my planes, hope you enjoyed the short story. Standard flight controls, very sluggish while manoeuvring at low speeds, but it is very stable.

Thanks and safe flying!