GI-15

Description

In the late spring of 1944, a designer by the name of Lai Hong designed the Gi-15 to be the replacer of the Gi-10. Lai hong nicknamed the Gi-15 “moon” in honor of his late lover and wanted to avenge her by creating the Gi-15. The Gi-15 was a bomber interceptor that flew at higher altitudes then the Gi-10. The Gi-15 is armed with two 30mm explosive rounds and the aircraft can fly for 30 minutes. This aircraft was one of the feared interceptors due to its fast rate of climb and its explosive rounds. Over 2500 units were produced and retired after the war.

Features

full cockpit interior + ejection system

Stats

1x Hien Liu-ii rocket engine
Max speed: 400+ mph
Max dive speed: 450+ mph
Weight: 4k lbs
Range: N/A
Surface ceiling: N/A

Controls

Activate 1: start rocket
Activate 3: eject landing gear
Activate 4: eject
Activate 5: open parachute

Armament

2x 30mm explosive cannons

Cockpit view

Screenshots