Hi today i present to you the Wright Isles 4.5th Gen fighter.

Wiki:

The WI-24, Nato reporting name (Python) is a low cost/maintenance lightweight, single engine, fourth generation multi-role combat aircraft developed by Wright Isles Republic, Produced in 2011.

Variants:

WI-24 mk.I. - Most cost effective for developing countries(162 Parts)+ basic 4th Gen capabilities, no longer mass produced by Wright Isles (replaced by newer versions).

WI-24 mk.1.

WI-24B - armed for air to ground missions and specific fuselage parts strengthened to aid with high armament weight.

WI-24P Block 90 - Current mass produced variant, On the 17th March 2013 Wright Isles republic unveiled a new version of their WI-24. The Python features enhancements including an AN/APG-83 active electronically scanned array (AESA) radar, an upgraded mission computer and architecture, and improvements to the cockpit. The new variant is dubbed the “Super Python”, which is intended to better operate with fifth generation fighters. The new WI-24P will become the new WI-24 baseline. On the 23rd September 2017, the WI-24P flew for the first time with an APG-83 Scalable Agile Beam Radar AESA, a new Center Pedestal Display, a modernised mission computer, Automatic Ground Collision Avoidance System and Conformal fuel tanks+ Wright Isles newest (to date) BVRAAM missile the “Javelin”, as well as significantly improved Electronic Warfare ability and many other upgrades.
(317 Parts)

Stats

Crew: 1
Weight: 16,829lbs
Powerplant: 1x WE-15 afterburning turbofan (18,000lbf)
Max Speed: 1,190mph (Super Python)-
1,280mph
Cruise Speed: 650-800mph
Range: 1000km
Service Ceiling: 53,000ft
g limits: +8/-3

Armament

Wingtip pylons: 2x WIM-140 Avras (Advanced medium range Air-to-Air BVR missiles)// (reverse engineered aim-120’s)

Underwing Pylons: 2x WIM-53X Assolt (short-range air-to-air sidewinder missiles)//(reverse engineered aim 9X’s)
2x WIM-Javelin BVRAAM’s ((reverse engineered Meteor Missile))

Guns: 1x WAC30 Autocannon 1x23 mm

Controls

AG1: Jettison wingtip missiles
AG2: Afterburner

Credits Big thanks to
Aloy for screenshots