The G-12 Bomber was produced by the Wright Isles Air force(WIAF) between 1991-2017 and was used by the WIAF until 2026. The G-12 was produced early in the war(1990-1994) between the Wright Isles Republic(1838-2103) and the Democratic Peoples Republic of Krakabloa(1951-1994) and was an important asset in the war. The G-12 came equipped with 2 B-50 bombs and two guns and had a maximum speed of about 700 MPH. The G-12 had a blue paint job that allowed it to blend in with the sky, and its thin design made it difficult for the DPRK's radars to detect. Production of the G-12 halted in 2017 due to high production costs and better aircraft, and was fully retired in 2026 due to its stealth technology being obsolete and maintenance being expensive. The G-12 was succeeded by the G-13 stealth bomber in 2019, which would be used until 2036.
Specifications
Spotlights
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General Characteristics
- Predecessor Stealth Challenge
- Created On Android
- Wingspan 45.3ft (13.8m)
- Length 41.9ft (12.8m)
- Height 11.6ft (3.5m)
- Empty Weight 12,479lbs (5,660kg)
- Loaded Weight 15,687lbs (7,115kg)
Performance
- Power/Weight Ratio 4.297
- Wing Loading 35.3lbs/ft2 (172.2kg/m2)
- Wing Area 444.7ft2 (41.3m2)
- Drag Points 3826
Parts
- Number of Parts 23
- Control Surfaces 12
- Performance Cost 274
@DrivingDogMan that is true
@MIGFOXHOUND31BSM26 oh, I thought it was thin because of how it looks from a top down view lol, but the G-12 being thin is actually kinda beneficial since it makes it harder to actually hit.
@DrivingDogMan The B-2 is actually a thick boi, you can tell best from a side view
@MIGFOXHOUND31BSM26 Yep, took that from the B-2 lol, tried doing that with the G-13 but my idea for that didn't work lol.
paper thin lol