Hello everyone! Yes I'm actually keeping up with my schedule! Probably just jinxed it, but whatever. This is one of my most proud creations. This I put almost a month and a half into and I am so, sooooooo proud of how it turned out. I present to you the C-190!!!

(The wings are very thin I realize that, but if I were to add fuselages the wings would just look weird, sry)

This plane wasn't just me though, it was the help of many people of the community. SteadfastContracting, LiamW, and ChunderDownUndeR, without them, this plane couldn't have come to fruition, so please go check them out!

---Notes---
•Thank you to SteadfastContracting, LiamW, and ChunderDownUndeR
•First full "stealth" design I've done
•Uses heavy XML

---instructions---
•Ag-1 and VTOL down to open cargo bay door
•Ag-2 to Ag-4 to launch cargo
•Ag-8 to activate "stealth mode"

---Lore---
The USFAF C-190 stealth cargo jet is one of the first examples of a stealth cargo jets. It paved the way for many future stealth cargo jets proving that even if the object is huge, it can still be stealthy. The C-190 first entered service with Artemis Squad as their mobile HQ, however the USFAF (United Space Federation Air Force) requested that it also entered service with some of their battalions, eventually 85 were made, and entered service with the USFAF in 2114. It was heavily inspired by the F-117 and the Angelicav Grat'voy starship

It's purpose is to infiltrate behind enemy lines and drop supplies or troops to areas that are heavily guarded, it also was equipped with electronic warfare systems to assist troops on the ground.

The C-190 was created in 2111 as a response to the USFAF requesting a new cargo jet that can go far behind enemy lines, was able to assist troops on the ground, and was effective at getting supplies and light vehicles into the battlefield. While other companies tried to make their cargo planes heavily armoured to withstand heavy enemy fire, Lockheed and Shukhoi had better plans. They designed a cargo plane that was stealthy and had electronic warfare systems built in. It was also very spacious, and best of all modular, it only took about 30 mins for a change around the layout of the cargo bay to suit the missions need. The cockpit was also a very advance system, it was often covered by a mass shifted sheet of hydium to protect the more vulnerable super material glass from fire and used cameras and sensors to simulate an actual cockpit, of course when the cockpit shell needed to go, the hydium plates would mad shift out of the way to reveal a more conventional cockpit.