Description

While initially built as fighter bomber for another military, budget cuts cause the project to become cancelled. The company in a move to reduce losses made modifications to the existing airframes and marketed it as a carrier based training aircraft.

Modifications to the airframe included the removal of the 2 nose guns, the addition of a cockpit for the instructor and the additions of sensors that were not present on the original airframes.

It met a mild success with the military forces of smaller countries and was ironically often converted to a fighter bomber.

Technical Details 

The Skink comes with 4 training bombs, 2 drop tanks, 2 rocket pods and 4 air to air missiles for training purposes

Ag1 opens the canopy
Ag2 folds the wing tips
Ag3 disengage the weapon safety, the gun is affected by it
Ag4 opens the formation lights
Ag5 jettison the weapons
Ag6 deploys the arresting hook
Ag7 triggers the ejection seat
Ag8 start off the engine

Potat Industries Inc. takes no responsibilities for any failed take offs, landings, terrorist attacks and fishing trips.