The Aristotle M5A “Wolf” was designed by Utilitarian Multriole for the RAF in 2021 to be an advanced and capable attack jet. The M5A featured many advancements in aviation technology, including upgraded avionics systems, a 180° lock-on range and powerful dual 41,500lbf turbojet engines. The 35mm G85 “Gauss” Cannon installed in the nose was capable of destroying armoured vehicles and tanks, while the S72 Rocket Pods held 70 2.75mm rockets. Manoeuvrability was not it’s strongpoint, instead, the Aristotle capitalised on its speed and firepower, boasting a vast array of air to air and air to surface weaponry while cruising at 630mph (1013km/h) at sea level, though the “Wolf” was easily capable of engaging in supersonic speeds at high altitude. The Aristotle was a naval aircraft, and though the wings were not foldable, it was designed to be as small as possible with a very long range. Endurance, however, was not sacrificed with a 1891 mile (3044km) range being present on the M5A.

Controls

• Pitch for Elevator
• Roll for Ailerons
• Yaw for rudder
• AG 1 to jettison drop tanks
• AG 2 to jettison S72 rocket pods
• AG 4 to deploy parachute

Control Notes

• Trim is recommended in-flight to maintain altitude (10-20%)

Specifications

• x2 41,500lbf English Electric 770 Turbojet Engines
• x1 30mm G85 “Gauss” Cannon
• x2 S72 Rocket Pods
• x2 “Interceptor” Air to Air missiles
• x2 “Guardian” Air to Air missiles
• x5 “Inferno” Air to Surface missiles
• x2 “Cleaver” Anti-ship cruise missiles

Aircraft built at 1:1 scale