Credits:

@Striderxxl for the HUD (Of which I slightly modified!)

Lore

The LVGA-10 (Previously known as the LVGAA-1100 during the testing and prototype phase), was an Austrian (Triune Monarchie) fighter jet developed in the late 1950s in response to the growing threat of Italian dominance along the Adriatic sea. With the Triune Monarchies dominance in the European continent threatened by the emergence of Italy and Russia, the TMAF and TMN contracted both Fliegenmot and Luftvienne to create a new Jet ground attack aircraft capable to bombing carriers and entire tank convoys.

This program was called the Ground Attack Jet Aircraft Program (GAJAP). In the summer of 1959, both Fliegenmot and Luftvienne presented their aircrafts to the Triune Air Force and Triune Navy. After fierce, long flight testing with the prototypes, the LVGAA-1100 was chosen over the FMGAA-220. It entered service in 1961 after slight modifications to improve its aerodynamics and maneuverability. It would fight in both of the Wars of the Adriatic and see combat missions in the "Rus War" as well. And, only then did it retire in 1989, where it would be replaced by the LVGA-15.

Controls

AG1 - Arresting Hook
AG2 - Cockpit button lights (Aesthetic ONLY)
AG5 - Canopy
AG6 - Engine 1/Left Engine
AG7 - Engine 2/Right Engine

Flight Details:

• There are NO Air-to-Air missiles, nor are there ANY wing guns. This jet is strictly for ground attack only! So don't go trying to pick a fight with an air superiority fighter jet because it will not work out for you, trust me.

• The aircraft is mounted with 2 100mm cannons on its sides, which is as deadly to unsuspecting convoys or carrier groups as it is with the pilots ears.... Seriously, hearing the cannon sounds just blasting literally beside your cockpit must hurt.

• If you're preparing to demolish a group of enemies using your air-to-ground missiles, its best to shoot them all in one punch as shooting one missile at a time can affect your aircrafts balance and stability.

• Unfortunately, the cockpit isn't as detailed as I hoped it would be. My exams have arrived and I am dead-set on passing them, topping that off with some club conferences I have to prepare for - Leaving me with unfortunately less time to dedicate to my builds (That is unless I do funny procrastination....)

I spent basically an entire week on this single plane, I really hope it was worth the procrastination and stuff, I hope you guys enjoy flying it and shooting down the USS Beast 5 times using its 0.4 delay cannons.