The next in the series is Rigel, the left leg. Rigel is a high-altitude, long-range heavy bomber with some experimental payloads in two separate internal bomb bays. To counter its high weight and drag, Rigel is fitted with 12 engines, which actually give it impressive speed at altitudes between 30000 and 40000 ft. To operate the bomb-bay doors, simply slide VTOL down.

There are three weapon systems on board.
The first is two rows of rocket pods, supplying well over a hundred rockets. These all fire straight down, and are useful for cratering runways, leveling bridges, or crushing rows of vehicles.
The second is simply just 4 500 pound bombs that are released normally. They'll get caught if you pitch down into them, so be sure to release these while pulling up.
Last is the most experimental one. 250 pound cluster bombs. Each has 7 bombs that are released from the bay, then spread apart to cover a wide area. The least dangerous order to operate them in is in numerical order in the AGs. AG1 releases the first cluster, and AG2 spreads it out. AG3 releases the second cluster, and AG4 spreads those out. Delaying the spread tightens the cluster the closer they are to the ground. Or let it hit all in one spot. They should both leave the bay just fine if you are flying straight and level. If you blow up, you did something wrong.

Lands well at about 10-20% throttle.