The Honda Ki-11-I (Often nicknamed Kamome Lit: Seagull due to it's distinctive gull wing) is a fighter biplane that entered service with the Union Army Air Corp (UAAC) in the late 20s and serve as the main combat fighter Until the introduction of it's successor, The Honda Ki-12-I.

Performance: For a biplane it's not very maneuverable having , it's top speed is 311km/h at 1,090m and it's service ceiling is 2,000m.

Armament:
the aircraft very well armed for a biplane, Having two synchronized Type-32 Machine gun In the upper cowling and Two wing mounted Type-32 Machine gun, The type-32 is capable of firing 35 rounds per second.

Against contemporary aircraft:
Against most biplane and early monoplane of the time this aircraft is lethal, while not as maneuverable, it's heavy armament enable it to shred any late 20s-early 30s era fighter.

Note: The Aircraft is very dangerous when turning (quickly losing speed and enter a deep stall) and due to having a disproportionately large propeller (like most Honda design) care must be taken during takeoff and landing to avoid the propeller tip hitting the ground. Real Life counterpart: Polikarpov I-15