Weapon's description:
The Kassetnaya Bomba (literally means Cluster Bomb), commonly known as "CB-5" (US reporting name) is a special type of naval cluster bomb developed for the Russian navy. The bomb has less but much larger grenades and smaller spread area compare to traditional cluster bomb, each grenade also has its own fins allow it to fly in a line instead of just blindly falls and being thrown around by the wind, these sub ammunitions are called "mini-bomba", the nose of the bomb also houses a high explosive warhead. During the Broken Border incident, the bomb appears multiple times throughout the incident, mainly carried by SU-57Bs (a modified version of SU-57A for naval use) and is used by many special pilots including Reimu, Marisa and the Russian female ace pilot Snezhnaya Roza. During one of the sea battles with the Japanese fleet, Roza drops one on the JN Hiryuu, severely damages its deck, crew and blows up multiple aircrafts onboard, some sub-ammunitions also flies to the cruiser JN Ibuki right next to the carrier and damages its AA turrets. The bomb is in the top 5 weapons of the incident for its combat records.

The bomb can be thrown in any position, however, after releasing it, you need to pitch up immediately, if not, one of the sub-ammunitions can fly and hit your aircraft. Curious about its power? It can sink two USS Beast.

Free to use, feel free to put it on your builds.
Subassembly instruction:
The detacher is exposed from the outside so just grab it and drag the entire bomb into subassembly.

*When connecting it to your aircraft, make sure no part other than the detacher is connected, otherwise it will be stuck on the aircraft. If you has XML, you can scale down the detacher for it to be hidden in the bomb.

*The pylons (40 of them in total) in the bomb have this funky input: ammo("Kassetnaya bomba") = 0. That input ejects the sub-ammunitions 2 seconds after released, based on the number of ammo you have on the plane. You can put as many as you want on your aircraft, if there're more than one, every bomb except the last one drop must have this input: " ammo("Kassetnaya bomba") < x (replace the x with a number), when testing, mark the dropping order and change the number for the bombs to work properly, example: second to last: ammo("Kassetnaya bomba") < 2, third to last: ammo("Kassetnaya bomba") < 3, etc. The fins at the rear of the bomb also has that input too, but it's put in the "clamp(" ",0,1)".

*If you don't have much experience with SimplePlanes and XML modifying, I don't recommend you to modify the bomb by yourself, the bomb is very very complicated.

Nature's rain is very beautiful and relieving.

Artificial rain? Well, can't say the same...