This is a fixed version of my latest build.

The CFA-44 Nosferatu is a sixth-generation carrier-based stealth aircraft, renowned for its distinct, powerful arsenal and high mobility. The CFA-44 made its debut in Ace Combat 6: Fires of Liberation, as one of the final boss battles in the game, and has been featured in every console game since; it was added as post-launch DLC for Ace Combat: Assault Horizon and Ace Combat 7: Skies Unknown, and available in a post-launch update for Ace Combat Infinity. Since the CFA-44 has appeared in multiple continuities, its development history has adapted to each one. In the Strangereal universe, an Estovakian state-run company, Albastru-Electrice, developed the CFA-44 as an experimental weapons platform. In the Assault Horizon universe, the CFA-44 was portrayed as Russia's next-generation fighter aircraft, which led to the in-universe development of the ASF-X Shinden II. In the Infinity universe, the aircraft was used by the USEA Federation to defend Excalibur and modified to be used as the Butterfly Master's QFA-44 unmanned drone.

What's new:
• Thrust vector: unlike the previous version, this one features the thrust vector capabilities of the CFA-44.
• Pyons: the first attempt had an incredible lack of missile pylons, so that changed quickly.
• Cockpit redo: the original cockpit wasn't that impressive, so I remade it using the hollow and glass blocks.
• Details: these include a interesting line on the wing, and a mounting position where the Electromagnetic Launchers and small ADMM pod go.

Weapons:
All Direction multi purpose Missiles: they're in the second screenshot. The small ones go on the mounts on the top front of the wings, and the big one on the bottom of the plane.
Electronic Countermeasures: the pods in the third screenshot. Each contain a flare dispenser with a ridiculous number of flares, and a missile which isn't to be fired, but to be used to force your opponent to use all his countermeasures.
Electromagnetic Launchers: in the forth screenshot. Best if used against the bridges and ships.