Hey Everyone, this is just a small build to keep you guys occupied while the b-36 is under construction...

I had started this build about 3 Months ago and abandoned it majorly due to a drag glitch which was impossible to fix. So if you notice a roll issue it’s because of that. Not because of the “THUNDER” Lettering... Also it had poor flight characteristics, not to scale, and lack of time and effort...

So i do not expect this build to be revolutionary.

Note: This was built on Android but was uploaded on IOS because Android has different, less reflective graphics...

Anyways here’s some basic Features:

AG-1: Afterburner
AG-2,3,4: Launch weapons
VTOL: Flaps
TRIM: Slats

Enjoy!

Historical information:
The JF-17 can deploy diverse ordnance, including air-to-air and air-to-surface missiles, and a 23 mm GSh-23-2 twin-barrel autocannon. Powered by a Guizhou WS-13 or Klimov RD-93 afterburning turbofan, it has a top speed of Mach 1.6. The JF-17 is to become the backbone of the Pakistan Air Force (PAF), complementing the General Dynamics F-16 Fighting Falcon whose performance it roughly matches, at half the cost. The PAF inducted its first JF-17 squadron in February 2010 and as of December 2015, 49 JF-17 Thunder Aircraft were in service with 50 additional airframes ordered, of which 17 have been delivered. In 2015 Pakistan produced 16 JF-17's. As of 2016, Pakistan is believed to have the production capacity to produce 25 JF-17 per year by itself, 58% of the aircraft parts are Pakistani and 42% Chinese/Russian-origins. As of December 2016, Pakistan Aeronautical Complex has manufactured 70 jets in the country for use by the Pakistan Air Force of the Block 1 type, and 33 jets of the Block 2 type.
The Pakistan Air Force plans to induct a twin-seater version for both enhanced operational capability and training, known as the JF-17B by 2017.[10][11] Preparations for a more advanced and technologically sophisticated block III version of the aircraft is underway and the AESA radar has been developed, the KLJ-7A which can track 15 targets and engage 4 targets simultaneously.[12]
Since its induction in 2011, the JF-17 thunder has accumulated 19,000 hours of operational flight.[13] The JF-17 has seen active military service as it is used by the Pakistan Air Force to bomb militant positions in the War in North-West Pakistan,[14] using both unguided munitions and guided missiles for precision strike capability.[6] The Nigerian Air Force has confirmed[15] it is expecting delivery of JF-17 for use in military operations against militants in Northern Nigeria.

B-36 Is coming soon