Part Efficient Aircrafts!

The Mighty Boeing P-29...

Little is known about the actual P-29, in fact you may only know him from this infamous story, if you even remember him from there.
But nonetheless, here's the P-29, and he has plot armor after NEARLY getting destroyed in the city of Chengdu. He doesn't do much, but he has two guns...

Also, I've chosen to nickname the P-29 the "Peashooter II" for two reasons: first being the P-29 has no official nickname (can't find it on the internet), and the second being that the P-29, historically speaking, was actually based on the P-26 Peashooter, so it wouldn't be too far out for the P-29 to be named the Peashooter II.

Also also, messed up the thumbnail a bit (check left side and you'll see that gray T-T)

PEA Lore:

Outside of B-29s Wikipedia Page but Badly Translated, the P-29 actually has some relatively interesting lore. First things first, although it looks like he only has one, the P-29 actually sports three overlapped engines, as extensive testing proved it virtually impossible to get him to fly with just one, two-bladed propeller engine. That is, unless they were to mess with the mass of the aircraft, but that wasn't allowed (because nobody wanted to lol).
Furthermore, the P-29 stole jet tech from the MiG-15s during his time in Chengdu, which eventually led to the development of the F-86 Sabre. Rumor has it that P-29 stole not the engines, but the MiG-15s themselves. However, no one has admitted to this rumor being true. There is, however, some proof that he did steal wings from the MiGs, but nothing other than the wings and engines.
And lastly, the P-29 considered fighting in the Monarchii War, but backed out because he feared he might be drag due to his slow speed and no countermeasure defenders. However, he did train some Monarchii aircraft, namely Plopters and MiG-125s. He also, back during the 1950s, trained the MiG-P-51s, as shown in the second picture. Say what you want about the real P-29, but PEAverse P-29 is sort of a chad, maybe even an MVP.