The Pikeovlev Honey Badger is a cheap mass produceble heavy bomber, only capable of operationg after a fighter sweep. It is externally armed to maintain simplicity, and it's large wings and propeller engines allow it to operate at low speeds with exceptional precision for a plane of its size. It is also ultra - long range, by carrying over 12 thousand gallons (Ninety thousand litres) of fuel.
Specifications
General Characteristics
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- Wingspan 145.3ft (44.3m)
- Length 82.4ft (25.1m)
- Height 26.1ft (8.0m)
- Empty Weight 43,959lbs (19,939kg)
- Loaded Weight 127,679lbs (57,914kg)
Performance
- Horse Power/Weight Ratio 0.14
- Wing Loading 41.0lbs/ft2 (200.2kg/m2)
- Wing Area 3,113.8ft2 (289.3m2)
- Drag Points 12847
Parts
- Number of Parts 173
- Control Surfaces 8
- Performance Cost 1,296
I'll take your word for it :D @PikeovlevPlanes
They have also been known to win those fights with lions
@FieryDragon
I think they're vegetarian, but have been know to take on lions to defend their territory, so maybe.
Doesn't a honey badger bite off it's prey's testicles? xD
I'm pretty sure a Honey badger isn't that large. SAM Systems can hit this but a honey Badger? No
Yeah, just trying to get the fuselage to look good, I have other projects, like real life and this honeybadger, so no rush.
@PikeovlevPlanes How's the mosquito coming on? It turns out only 17 Tsetse's were built.
I will be making a turreted version next
@PikeovlevPlanes Great spelling on the title BTW
@PikeovlevPlanes Lol! I jettisoned some bombs, not realising you had used long landing gear.
@Seabo14 Exploded on take-off? Take-off is when you leave the ground, not when you hit it at right angles.
@Seabo14 when this exploded on takeoff, my canopy reached mach 2!
A decent bomber matched only in good looks by these
