*START ON THE GROUND*
Experimental piston plane utilizing the new Proteus X2 engines, Be careful when starting the engine, they tend to spin in the wrong direction; the right direction is away from the cockpit.

For a succesful start increase the throttle to 1-4%, when you see it spinning in the right direction you can rev it all the way up, increase pitch(VTOL) to between the 3rd and 4th notch. Keep the plane alligned with the runway and keep the props from striking the ground. Then at 60-80 mph you can rotate. Try experimenting with the prop pitch, The faster you go the farther you should increase it to gain more speed. But don't go too far. Maybe one day we'll have good looking piston planes, who knows...

Top speed(at sea level): 152 mph

Extra instructions: If you find the props are spinning in the wrong direction you can try increasing power and then suddenly stopping(press brake), repeating this a couple times can reverse the props' spinning direction. It's like you're starting an old engine.