Late in Ww2, the Luftwaffe part into two portions. One side, headed by Hermann Goring underpinned the thought of a last-dump exertion contender, while the other, headed by Adolf Galland backed proceeded with generation of the Me 262. Gutting won and the Heinkel he 162 was conceived, made with wood and paste. Because of it being made of these practical materials, it was known as the individuals' warrior or "Volksjager". One and only battle mission is accepted to have occurred, in which the pilot guaranteed he shot down a Typhoon. The "162D" variation is never known to have been assembled, aside from a wooden model with compatible wings for both the "162D" and the "162C" variations.
*things to know*
She tilts downwards somewhat
Pitch is solid and smooth
Roll is smooth
Takes off quick
Rate and remark
Appreciate the flight :3

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