Hello again! It's been a while hasn't it? Yeah, school has been giving me hell, but I'm touching it out, so how's it going? Oh? Mmhm. Well that's good. Anyway enough talk.
This is one of the things I've been working on for a little while, the SB-62 or space bomber-62. While developing this thing I thought, what is a famous bomber, and the first thing that came to mind was the Lancaster bomber, so then I tried to build a space plane that looked like the Lancaster bomber. But that's looked horrible, so I thought what's a famous fighter jet, and I thought of the f-14, so I re-did bits and pieces of the plane to make the plane look like the unholy love child of a Lancaster bomber and an f-14. Who's the mom? Who's the dad? I don't care, this is there child, a horrible, misshapen mess of a plane that I honestly hate looking at. But who cares about my opinion. Enjoy!

Its almost (not really) done,
---Features (kinda)---
•totally un-flyable
•a bomb bay that doesn't work
•fugly
•engines don't work

---Needed to be worked on---
•Side engines
•space for turrent
•going to need a modded structural panel that is scaled to be 0.25 the normal size
•fix that darn bomb bay
•add guns somewhere
•make wings bulkier
•hide rotators
•hide ugly gap between wings
•maybe rework back

---Instructions---
Ag-1 and VTOL up to open bomb bay doors (one of them don't work, idk why)
Ag-8 and VTOL down to sweep wings back

---lore---
The SB-62 is a light bomber designed by Royston & Bureau aircrafts. It's a heavily modified variant of the B-62 bomber made my BAE enterprise avionics division, and Northrop Grumman. The light bomber was designed in 2068 early on in the intergalactic war and was finally phased out of service in 2119 a few years after the war was over. It was designed to be deployed cheaply, and on mass to destroy Vasitorve starships, and Vasitorve cities. The rockets that were used by the SB-62 were originally designed for that aircraft, as they were one of the first rockets to utilize a SRII plasma engine as it propellant. These rockets were so successful they would be used by many other aircrafts for years to come.

The SB-62 was a 2 person aircraft, one seat being the pilot, and the other seat for the gunner, however there was always a third person in the plane, an AI, more specifically a third generation ai often from mission command, the ai could take over the roles of any of the people in the craft, including the turrent, the piloting, and the payload.