The Kriedeprinz Object 2105, informally called as the Vulture is an attack aircraft first flown in 1969 and entered service in 1975 with allied forces. Here shown is an aircraft flying about 9,100 meters above sea level on a patrol flight.

Information

Manufacturer: Kriedeprinz
Model: 48
Nickname: —, Vulture (de facto)
Object dsgn. 21-05

Role: Close air support (attack bomber)
Origin: West Germany/United States
Design bureau: Kriedeprinz (Berlin) bureau, Canaveral bureau, Yellowstone bureau
First flight: October 5, 1969
Introduction: late 1975
Users: USAF (as the A-11), German air force

I. DESIGN AND CONTROLS

Inherited from the designs of Northrop YA-9 (engine installation) and the Fairchild Republic A-10 (main wing) and original inheritance (stabilizer, rudder, fuselage).

Last day, I watched @PlaneFlightX's wing technique and this gives me an idea to do it on this plane, with moderate success.

On flight, casually fly her without the use of flaps as a stabilizer in flight. Testing showed it is stable to perform attacks but has a little tendency to roll slightly due to drag (this should be fixed).

AG-1: Drops the rocket pod
AG-2: Drops the inboard armaments (bomb, AGM-65)
AG-3: Signal lights
AG-7: Steer mainwheel

I. SPECIFICATIONS

Maximum speed: ~950 km/h TAS at high altitude
Climb rate: ~30 m/s
Range:
Service ceiling: ~11,100 meters

Armament:
- 1x GAU-8
- 4x AGM-65
- 4x AAM-9 (omitted)
- 2x bomb
- 2x 7 piece rocket pod
- countermeasures (48)

II. GALLERY

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