It's my first time building a VR plane

I suck at it lol

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It's a simple bomber

With a simple cockpit

And its controls

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Meet the AB-65-1 'Strikeout'

History

AB-65-1 'Strikeout' is a single-seated twin jet-engined aircraft that it is built in 1995 capable of destroying the convoy assault with its 4 medium explosive bombs and 16 rocket launcher.

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About AB-65-1 'Strikeout'

Strikeout is used in ground combats

Srikeout is a carrier operational jet bomber

Strikeout was being still-in service in the Philippine navy and Us navy

Strikeout can become a trainer attack aircraft

Strikeout cockpit is not powered by HUD or touchscreen because it is built-in 1995

Strikeout's interior is glowing to see at night for an easy quick startup to the plane

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The cockpit of 'strikeout' is simplified controls for the pilot

Here are all the interior controls

"Canopy" (Left switch)

"Engine start" (Right switch)

"Zero throttle" (Right nearby at the top of "Engine start")

"Brakes" (Left big red circle botton left at the bottom of the "Arresting hook" and "Anti collision lights")

"Arresting hook" (Left nearby left at the "Anti collision lights"

"Anti collision lights" (Left nearby at the right of "Arresting hook")

"Lights" (Left at the bottom of "Brakes")

"Night vision mode" (Left glowing green rectangular botton next to "Landing gear")

"Landing gear" (Left glowing white previous to "Night vision mode")

"Trim" (Right near at "Trim reset")

"Trim reset" (Right big red rectangular botton at the top of "Trim"

"Throttle" (Left previous to the "Landing gear")

"Joystick" (Center at the near of your pilot view)

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Arrangments:

4x Medium explosive bombs (one shot to the USS beast and Uss tiny will bow to its knees)

2x Wingun (High damage at 9500)

2x Counterpart measures

16x Rocket launcher

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Activation groups:

AG1: Lights

AG2: Arresting hook

AG3: Night vision

AG4: None

AG5: None

AG6: Activate both jet engines

AG7: Open/Close canopy

AG8: Anti collision lights

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Easter egg:

Looks like AF-55 B 'Adelaide'

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Sorry for the ugly cockpit ('Truly sorry guys')

Anyways enjoy!!