The P-77 is the second aircraft in my series of three to focous on the air cooled V12 engine. This Aircraft takes insparation from the Bell XP-77 light fighter prototype of WW2. In order to maximise performance from the small powerplant, this aircraft mainly focouses on weight reduction and having as little parasite drag as possable. To acomplish this, the fuslage is mostly constrcted of wood, and the fuslage length is very short, as well as the wing roots being heavily flared into the fuslage. To keep the weight down further the weapons were kept light, being only four .30 Caliber machine guns. This aircraft was designed with the naval spotting role in mind, so the aircraft is equiped with a tailhook for the ability to land on auxillary carriers. Enjoy.