F16 in 73 Parts

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A very simple F16 in 73 Parts

The F-16 fighter is a single seat and single engine layout. It is the third generation or the third generation and a half fighter of the United States. It is one of the most successful fighters in the world. Based on the air combat experience of the Vietnam War, the fighter has greatly optimized the combat performance within the visual range. It is the first fighter capable of 9g overload maneuver in the United States, and it is also one of the first fighters in the United States to adopt fly by wire and ergonomic cockpit. In addition, the "energy maneuver theory" is referred to in the design, which has the performance characteristics of high thrust weight ratio and low wing load. Starting from batch 15 of F-16A / B block, the F-16 has been improved in multi-purpose. It has the night combat capability and the ability to launch surface to surface missiles, anti-ship missiles and other counter attacks, and has become a multi-purpose fighter.

The F-16 fighter was developed by general dynamics in the 1970s. Together with the F-15 fighter, it is one of the main aircraft types of the U.S. air force from the 1980s to the 1990s. Mass production began in 1976, with a total of nearly 4600 aircraft produced and sold in nearly 30 countries and regions, and its output exceeds the total number of aircraft of the air force of most countries; Since the air battle in Bekaa Valley in 1981, it has participated in almost all large-scale wars, and its performance has withstood the test of actual combat.

Weapons

Guardian 4
Interceptor 2
Flares 2
Chaffs 2

Controls

VTOL=Flaps
Pitch=Pitch
Roll=Roll
Yaw=Yaw
Trim=Trim
V(Default)=Use Countermeasure Dispensers
AG1=Fire All Interceptor
AG2=Fire All Guardian
AG5=Drop Fuel Pods
AG6=Toggle Hook
AG7=Use Parachute
AG8=Toggle NavLights

Tips

If You want it fly faster , you can remove dead weight in the nose
Extend Flaps when slow than 320Mph for better performance
You can use Flaps for Sharp Turn