The T-26A3 Shadowhawk, an epitome of aeronautical evolution derived from the esteemed T-26A2E2 "Ghost" airframe, unfolds as a transformative force in military aviation. With a wingspan of 30 feet and a length of 40 feet, the Shadowhawk retains the nimble essence of its predecessor while embracing revolutionary enhancements that redefine the possibilities of aerial warfare.Stepping into the cockpit of the T-26A3, pilots are met with a redesigned marvel, featuring a state-of-the-art Multi-Function Display (MFD) screen. This intuitive interface seamlessly projects critical weapon information, fostering unparalleled situational awareness and empowering pilots with precise control over the aircraft's formidable capabilities.The T-26A3 boasts an augmented radar system, a sentinel in the skies that enhances detection capabilities and situational understanding. A larger air intake, coupled with an enhanced engine, propels the aircraft into new realms of speed and maneuverability, establishing it as a dominant force in dynamic aerial engagements.The jet's weapon system undergoes a revolutionary metamorphosis, integrating precision-guided munitions and a sophisticated arsenal. This reimagined weaponry elevates the T-26A3 to the forefront of aerial combat, where precision meets power with devastating effect.A beacon of technological mastery, the once-experimental stealth coating is no longer a novelty but a refined and standardized feature. This advanced coating, now a benchmark for future generations, offers unparalleled invisibility to radar systems, augmenting the jet's survivability in the face of evolving threats.In every facet, the T-26A3 Shadowhawk transcends the boundaries of conventional aerospace engineering. It seamlessly merges agility, firepower, and stealth, creating a symphony of innovation that heralds a new era in the ever-evolving landscape of modern warfare. The Shadowhawk stands not just as an aircraft but as a testament to the relentless pursuit of excellence.

*Author’s note: This is the first aircraft with a functional heads up display 😁 To be honest it was a pain in the ass to make it work but it was worth it. Send me suggestions to the next evolution of the T-26. Enjoy the build ;)

*Another author’s note: Can someone show me how to take pictures outside the design view? I’m on IOS