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Masterpiece of Japanese alternative engineering

Features

•Revolver launch system

•Realistic cockpit

•Auto-aim/Camera-aim foldable rear turret (credit to @KingOfTypos & his excellent for FT code

•Radar-guided glide bombs with no lock-on needed

•Arcade mode HMD

•Realistic engine start procedure (realistic mode only)

•Automatic stabilization system
•Arcade/Realistic mode switch — for both simulator fans & easy flight enjoyers
•Engine reverse
•Revolving speed & altitude counters
•Case ejection for autocannons & turret MGs

Controls

Or just read craft instructions

•AG8 — switch between Arcade & Realistic mode (AG8 Activated = Arcade mode)
Arcade mode: HMD available, no need to start engine, in-game interface controls
Realistic mode: starting procedure, cockpit controls
•AG1 — activate turret (if canopy closed)
•AG2 — activate ground reverse
•AG3 — jettison weapons
•AG4 — manual flaps control
•AG5 — canopy (only on the ground)
•AG6 — eject (ejection blocks all plane controls)

History

The B8Y is a multipurpose aircraft developed by the Aichi design bureau from 1942 to 1945. The power unit of two Nakajima NK-105-1800X 2500-hp turboprop engines allowed the aircraft to reach speeds of up to 800 km/h near the ground, and the flying wing aerodynamic scheme provided excellent maneuverability. For the first time in the world, an electro-hydraulic control system with a high degree of automation was installed on the aircraft. The B8Y-3 Otsu "Sandara" is a front-line bomber capable of carrying an impressive payload - two 750-kg guided glide bombs, six 350-kg bombs in a revolver launcher, sixteen 100-kg bombs on beam holders, and two 45-mm Ho-IV automatic cannons. B8Y-3s were first used in 1945 against Allied troops advancing on Okinawa. Many of the Allied capital ships were sunk by gliding bombs, and the offensive was thwarted. Until the defeat of Japan in 1949, these bombers were the main threat to both the Soviet army and the allied forces.

Some screenshots