An early Christmas present. In 1927, Stanmich Aircraft Company was comissioned by the United States government to construct a new attack aircraft, but with the manueverability of a fighter. Stanmich, with their slighty soviet design conventions, decided to opt for a 1450hp engine to power the fighter. this resulted in an aircraft that can be pushed to its limits. Later editions: The SP-12B with a larger elevator, developed into the SP-13, The SP-12C, Carrier based, The SP-12D, with external fuel tanks, and developed from the SP-12C, and The SP-12X, designed with a new sheen, to be used for radar testing in 1942. This aircraft was in the 'Special Pursuit' class of fighters, because it was designed as a new form of multirole fighter. it carried 4 machine guns, and 4 100lbs bombs. this was what gave it the nickname of the '1:1', because for every bomb, theres's a machine gun. This aircraft single handedly cut through every german Attack aircraft faster than a bullet through a stick of butter. Personally, I've been working (and procrastinating) on this so much I've come to like it as an aircraft. it feels like an upgrade to your standard fighter in terms of firepower, but also an upgrade from an ordinary attack aircraft in terms of manueverability. this is also my first aircraft to have a functioning cockpit with Funky Trees. This is new for me. if you have any suggestions on aircraft to do, why not, post them here. I also would like some constructive criticism.