During WW2, dirigibles were less used and I felt like building one XD
Also, take this short take off! My take-off distance is 0

This airship design was mass-produced by the Alpine Aircraft division. It could easily be taken apart by removing the tail, ballonets, and then taking apart the panels. It could stay in the air for up to 3 days, having a surface ceiling of just over 25,000 feet, and a max cruising speed of 87 mph (92 mph with dive) (yes, a little too much, bite me.)
Equipped with a bomb bay, and an integral cockpit (no gondola) it was more aerodynamic (though, the landing gear mess with this, I removed the drag from them). It is actually really fun to fly.
It is meant to be a bomber or a scouting craft because of its long endurance

Weapons:

• 8 1,500 pound bombs

Controls:

• Trim up = Lift (all the way up to take off, in between 1 and 2 notches for "hover" ; negative trim does nothing)
• VTOL = Propeller rotation (Up is up, down is down. Middle is forwards, and all the way up or down is reverse. Do not do reverse with the speed engaged)
• AG1: Open Bomb Bay/Activate Bombs (do not drop below 1,500 feet)
• AG2: Forward Speed Boost
• AG8: Gyroscopes/VTOL jets

Screenshots:

Notes

• I really like how this came out! It may be my best VTOL yet. And it is super fun. Yaw is really sensitive, which makes it easy to turn. Pitch cannot go past a certain amount (20 degrees)
• Important! Be very gentle on landing. Try using 1.3 notches of trim, and put the propellers down (the front one points in the direction it is pulling from, down means down). Land at about 20 mph with minimal forward movement, and ease everything down. Throttle goes to 0 and Trim goes to the center or all the way down. This will touch down, and then brake to stop.
• Important! I tested this landing at 50 mph. One rear prop and one front prop broke, but it was unharmed. Max landing is about 35 mph to not break it. Try landing at 11 mph when you touch down.

I hope y'all enjoy!