The LF-1 ‘Low Rider’

The Original Lone Fish Aircraft, just didn’t post it until today

General Information

The Lone Fish LF-1 ‘Low Rider’ is a single-seat, Turbojet, 3rd Gen, Subsonic (Supersonic at max altitude) Strike Aircraft developed by Lone Fish Industries for the Wright Isles Defence Force (WIDF). Built in 1973 and brought into the WIDF in 1978, it earned its name from its low landing gear placement and curving-down nose. Designed for Close Air Support (CAS) and developed with a short take off run to be able to take off from short airstrips close to the front-lines of battles.

Maiden Flight - 3/6/1973
Final Flight - 27/11/2011
Number Built - 725
Amount Still Air-Worthy - 27
Cost - $53.753 million USD

War Information

Kills (ALL) - 1,947
Missions - 724

Flight Information

Take off speed - 360 km/h
Cruise speed - 870 km/h
Cruise altitude - 18,000 feet
Max speed - Mach 0.9 (Cruise altitude)
Max speed - Mach 1.1 (Max altitude)
Max altitude - 23,800 feet
Max overload - +6.5 -4.5
Powerplant - Lone and Neru LN7291

Activation Groups

Ag1 - N/A
Ag2 - N/A
Ag3 - N/A
Ag4 - N/A
Ag5 - N/A
Ag6 - N/A
Ag7 - Drop Fuel Tanks
Ag8 - N/A

Armament

Air-to-Air

2x Interceptor

Air-to-Ground

6x Boom 50

Multirole

2x 23mm LF39619 Cannon

Gallery

Credits

Thanks to Erc90F4RU for the incredible screenshots!