SAMC Parzival FGR1 [RNAF Desert Ops Camo]
Also known as The New Generation Haboob, "Shrek"
Manufacturer: Shirojishi Aerospace Manufacturing Corporation
Ministry of Aerospace Industry Designation: Formidable, namesake HMS Formidable
Years of Development: 2004-2015
Year of Rollout: 2017
Desired Role: Multi-role strike fighter
Status: In service
Primary operators: Purezan Air Corps, Royal Nataline Air Force, Imperial Arsean Air Force
Produced: 2004-present
Number built: 60 as of September 2021
Powerplant: 2x Adour-based Rolls-Royce Karya F435-RR-400 low-bypass afterburning turbofan
Max Top Speed: 1600+km/h (Mach 1.45 and beyond)
Brief Information
SAMC's fourth entry of their aircraft to be commissioned in-service with various air forces - named the Parzival is one of the most sophisticated 4th generation fighters to achieve extensive reconnaissance and strike mission profiles. In a tandem-seat delta-canard twin-engine configuration, this aircraft is able to perform evasively in combat or attack missions.
Developed jointly with Cormack, it retains the delta wing configuration found in Cormack's delta-wing configured aircraft. Such attributes were as well given by some aerospace firms, then flight tests were made from 2004, 2006, and 2008 to 2015 respectively. It still operates in service with the Purezan, Natalitan, and Arsean forces.
Short History
On the brink of revolt prior to the Fall of Pureza, Pureza's capital region, now being annexed by the Nazi Rivskoye Provisional Government, a new fighter project has been planned in secret outside Pureza's capital region (where the SAMC's remote plant is being in operation. The main was deliberately shut down and heavily damaged, which almost halted the production of the Nepthis, Yumeko, and Aidel respectively). A new project dubbed Parzival is being projected to military-exclusive media served as a response to attack hijacked Fabellan fighter aircraft.
With help from Cormack and other aerospace firms, tests were done from 2004, 2006, and 2008 for initial maiden flight testing. However, its main plant was moved outside the capital region focusing on the project's tests despite being interrupted by the 2009 SAMC attacks by the Rivskoyes. Test numbers IV01, IV02, IV03 remain intact - and the last test aircraft to perform live fire against Rivskoye bunkers were being executed by IV05 by 2011. IV09, the last test number proves that the fighter is able to achieve combat awareness and sophisticated technical marvels, making the Parzival enter service to the Purezan Air Corps.
Design and Characteristics
Overall Overview
The Parzival is a monoplane with a shoulder-wing delta-canard configuration, given that it may come from Project 1.44's design. It is a tandem-seater utilizing only in strike missions and interdiction roles. It is powered by two Adour-based Rolls Royce Karya F435-RR-400 afterburning turbofan engines pushing the plane to max Mach 1.45 speed. Still powered by Cranston's avionics (it was unknown, presumably the Cranston Standard N87 bus), a Kariosat AESA radar, and sophisticated fly-by-wire (and PID system thanks to Maru of course) the Parzival can perform numerous amounts of mission profiles destined for the strike, reconnaissance, and interdiction roles. Mistakingly, this plane has been tested for carrier landings (and its wings can fold), will there be a naval version soon?
Parzival FGR1
Fighter, Ground, Reconnaissance
FGR variant in service with mostly various air forces. Its distinctive feature is the retractable recon target-tracking camera (or target ball) for reconnaissance and ground control monitoring. Export-worthy.
Armament
2x Paveway guided bombs (Beefy)
2x Oyashiro AGMs (Quackie)
4x AAM-219 air-to-air missiles (Quackie)
one 20mm M61 Vulcan Gatling autocanon
a recon target-tracking camera which is believed to be manufactured by Purezan DreamWorks hence why the Parzival was colloquially named the "Shrek" (nafeij)
Royal Nataline Air Force, 36th Squadron, Central Parovka Airfield
Just a strike fighter squadron composing of 4 Daltanious GR3's and 4 Parzival FGR1s. Can do interdiction and strike roles.
Features
- Semi-mobile friendly
- Artificial stability with PID codes in canards, as well as custom nozzles (Thanks Beefy)
- New decals (thanks MTFearless)
- May have a G-limit. To maneuver fast, use Trim
- Named after a friend Parzival.
May not be mobile-friendly on some devices. PID codes tend to spazz when it comes to lag spikes.
Activation Groups
- AG1 to deploy "emergency" hook
- AG2 to activate all weapons, including the extension of targeting camera
- AG3 to jettison one fuel tank
- AG4 to extend refueling probe
- AG5 for gyro cruise assist (gyro gay tho)
- AG6 to open radome
- AG7 to fold wings
Sidenotes
Bernkastel has returned
Yada yada. Another delta-canard build, with new technologies. Props to 5 testers who tested the unlisted version until publishing. As always, stay safe and God bless. Until next time, aim high, comrades-nanodesu! Nipah~
Specifications
Spotlights
- AWESOMENESS360 3.2 years ago
- RicardoACE 3.2 years ago
- Inuyasha8215 3.2 years ago
General Characteristics
- Predecessor Shirojishi Parzival FGR1
- Created On Windows
- Wingspan 40.8ft (12.4m)
- Length 56.5ft (17.2m)
- Height 17.1ft (5.2m)
- Empty Weight 17,764lbs (8,057kg)
- Loaded Weight 27,494lbs (12,471kg)
Performance
- Power/Weight Ratio 4.413
- Wing Loading 31.4lbs/ft2 (153.4kg/m2)
- Wing Area 875.2ft2 (81.3m2)
- Drag Points 3499
Parts
- Number of Parts 940
- Control Surfaces 4
- Performance Cost 4,403
oh and thank you @Beefy for making this plane to exist
Some say there might be a problem with bombs(?) Well, a fixed version can be downloaded once I solve the problems. @NatsukiHoshino
@Walvis Thanks~
What a beauty!
It's a delta winged hornet
@Karzigg Yes
Nice as always
@Bernkastel ~( ̄▽ ̄~)~
@Fellex QwQ
nice, now you are my cutie
@Beefy as found on a plane that I inspired to make
vertical stabilizers are too swept back in my opinion, still spicy though
Noice
@Bernkastel Please check Discord.o(^o^)o