You know my S.A.V.A. B, right~? It's that one green prop plane with the double fans, and the tricycle gear position, well...
I REMADE IT-!!!
It's now accurate scale, has more balanced weaponry for it's era (mostly, the LL-7 EX'S are still there bc I don't have time accurate radar missiles). It also features the MK 1000, (which was made in 1973, and that's time accurate to this camo, which is the north monkish war camo)
And guess what~?
IT ALSO HAS A COCKPIT~!!
And said cockpit has a lot of switches, buttons, and gauges
Well, anyways, onto the lore:
SAVA B, the Lasa turboprop ground attack/Close air support aircraft, first introduced in 1971, as an upgrade to the SAVA A, The older aircraft in the SAVA line. This variant has a Camo Livery, used in the North Monkish war, that went on from 1974, to 1976. While not being as fast (it's a prop plane, the hell you expect~?), or agile compared to most of the Conish, and the north monkish ground attack/CAS planes, a few of the things it DID have, were the insanely low production and maintenance costs (around 25 million Rai[the official Lasa currency] per plane, compared to the 62 million Rai cost of an M-26), the large payloads it could carry, and most importantly, it's survivability(as it could tank tons of shots from AA guns, enemy fighters, and even once a High explosive rocket grenade). And with all these things, the S.A.V.A B went on to became one of the most feared, and respected aircraft of the North Monkish war, earning the nickname: Loud death
(I stole the HUD and radar from Eagle ;w;)
Specifications
General Characteristics
- Created On Android
- Wingspan 67.8ft (20.7m)
- Length 45.5ft (13.9m)
- Height 21.9ft (6.7m)
- Empty Weight 10,712lbs (4,859kg)
- Loaded Weight 24,861lbs (11,276kg)
Performance
- Horse Power/Weight Ratio 0.442
- Wing Loading 33.8lbs/ft2 (165.0kg/m2)
- Wing Area 735.5ft2 (68.3m2)
- Drag Points 4443
Parts
- Number of Parts 171
- Control Surfaces 11
- Performance Cost 968
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You should have your images placed on your description or forum post
@LunarEclipseSP
I would go okie thx, but I got it to "work"
AND THE REASON THAT IT'S IN FUCKING QUOTES IS BECAUSE THERE IS NOTHING, IT'S JUST BLAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAANNNKKKK- AAAAAAAAAA
@TheRLAF Visit this link for more info. There are a lot of formatting tutorial that you can found there
@LunarEclipseSP
I couldn't rlly get it to work :/
How do you do the brakcets~?
@TheRLAF with pleasure <3
@LunarEclipseSP
Okie, thx~!
@LunarEclipseSP
Hey, I'd actually rlly like to draw u, tho I have 0 idea on how to upload images onto the SP website