RamboJutter Victorious B2A 3.5
During the cold war the British Government took one look at a certain white paper, decided it was nonsense written by a fantasist and created a requirement for a high speed missile platform that could fit in with the current bomber fleets, the RJ Victorious was the answer. Smaller than the American B1, larger than the Buccaneer, faster than the Vulcan and Victor but shorter range and smaller payload, the mighty Vic fitted the requirements perfectly.
VTOL forward = flaps down
VTOL down = wings swing back
VTOL neutral = wings swung out flaps retracted
AG1 = reheat with variable exhaust nozzles
AG2 = landing gear doors
AG3 = Brake parachute
AG4 = Navigation lights
AG5 = Airbrake activation
AG6 = Extend refueling probe and arm AGM88 Harm missiles
Note:tanking only available via WNP's tanking mod available here also take note of what he says, it is really really hard...
AG7 = arm AGM45 Shrike missiles
LG = Landing Gear retract/extend
TRIM = elevator
200mph = retraction of APU's
Armed with 8 AGM88s and 4 AGM45s the Victorious packed an almighty punch, the ability for flying long distances, utilising air to air refueling and attacking ground targets accurately from distance gave this aircraft its own niche within the RAF.
High speed, low drag! Flying nap o the earth to a naval engament
High altitude "super cruise"
A more parts friendly version is here.
Specifications
General Characteristics
- Successors 1 airplane(s)
- Created On Windows
- Wingspan 104.4ft (31.8m)
- Length 108.8ft (33.2m)
- Height 28.5ft (8.7m)
- Empty Weight 58,431lbs (26,504kg)
- Loaded Weight 69,195lbs (31,386kg)
Performance
- Power/Weight Ratio 2.143
- Wing Loading 24.3lbs/ft2 (118.4kg/m2)
- Wing Area 2,853.2ft2 (265.1m2)
- Drag Points 8570
Parts
- Number of Parts 1180
- Control Surfaces 0
- Performance Cost 5,826
@Dimkal thanks man, I really enjoyed this build, loads of gadgets and moving bits :)
@RamboJutter One of ur greatest builds! I really enjoyed flying with that beauty.
@Gameboi14 what about this, i tried to take most of the fancy bits off though to reduce part count.
@Gameboi14 @Trainzo Thanks, glad you appreciate the build, sorry about the part count but that's what happens when I play with interesting designs :) each engine exhaust is probably over 100 parts.
Very nice build . Great job .
Whenever I restart on the Wright Final Approach
USS Beast: “Aww sh*t, here we go again”
@Mustang51 Thanks, I was really happy with how it turned out, swingy wingy for the win. poor old beast has been blasted so many times during testing...
Damn this is an incredible build. I wish this was real