XB-59-B was a proposed strategic bomber design in the 1950’s. It had a rotary bomb bay with an impressive load of 84 bombs and that intrigued the higher-ups. It was approved and went to the prototype stage, where they encountered a massive problem. It was too heavy, too big and simply too complex to build. It was later cancelled and the prototype were scrapped for parts.

Controls:
AG1: Drops first row of bombs.
AG2: Drops second row of bombs.
AG3: Opens bomb bay.
VTOL: Rotating the bomb rows.
Trim: Flaps.

Note:
Very front heavy, gyroscope had to be overclocked and turned into a ball of fire and may have almost made a black hole.
Hard to pilot, it never progressed to testing phase so flight performance is unknown.
Accelerates surprisingly fast, too fast in fact. Chances of impacting a gap in the ground and sudden height change may result in spontaneous implosion.

Background of why i made this:
It was a challenge between 3 friends, and while they already posted theirs, i took a 3 months procrastination session and decided to finish it today. Part i hate the most is the landing gear, absolutely dreadful to make and gave up on it.