The Tri-Anne Von Della B-3 is a low profile Heavy bomber fighter.
Available for sale to any air force that wants to pay the price. It will be worth it.
Upon takeoff you WILL need to trim down a little to accommodate the bomb's weight.
After release of all ten bombs, using A-2-G, trim can return up.
Fly with standard controls, pitch, roll, yaw and trim. Air-bakes for the slowing down included.
This plane handles best at low altitude bomb runs, shoot out the bridges to avoid escape and then leisurely bomb the cut off airports into submission.
Due to the heavyweight nature of the Tri-Anne Von Della B-3, in case of a water ditch, the pilot can choose to wait for pickup from the nearest carrier, or, if the plane is still in good shape, reduce throttle to about 33% and boat to the nearest beach, lower the gear and then takeoff. It is a fun tricky maneuver that allows one to "Fly under the radar" and pop up at the enemy island. But flying gets you there faster, so this should be considered as a last option.
The power-plant is not the most efficient and a lot of excess heat and pollution is produced. You can temporarily invoke the anti-pollution mode by pressing Action group 8. (Extended use of the anti-pollution mode may have unpredictable results.)
Also equipped with double double-mini-guns.
Have fun.
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