Here. Hope this works! Based it off the Avro Lancaster
https://www.simpleplanes.com/a/6mVZI8/WW2-bomberbased-off-lancaster

@spacegenius747 if you place one, hover over it and press the gear button. In this menu, you should see a "edit fuselage shape." From here, it should say "forwards" and "backwards." Press one of them and then you can increase or decrease the width and height, and then you can press forwards or backwards to go to the other side and edit it more. Then you can also, if you are at the edge of a block, you can press "add fuselage" and you can keep doing that. You can also add buoyancy, fuel, and dead weight to the fuselage or add run or rise or length.
I hope this helps! Also, if you have Fine Tuner or Overload turned on, it will help a lot with moving parts into the fuselage to hide them

@LieutenantSOT I don’t know how to use fuselage blocks to make it larger on both sides

I know you wrote and said it is for Britain, but where are the markings? Also, the paint scheme is unrealistic to what the British would use. I'm sorry, but you're wasting my time as well as space in the successor's list. If you would like to post a good submission, kindly go ahead. But please PLEASE put effort and love into a good plane. You have a month, why not learn to make a good plane and try and submit one? I have faith that you could, so why not?

This is highly unrealistic and it also is waaaay under the part count. Do you really think a plane of this size could carry ten torpedoes? Actually... don't answer that because I know someone could make a realistic version. But what country is this for? Why not use fuselage blocks?
I'm sorry, but this is disqualified.