Summary:

The X-3 Stiletto was an experimental aircraft developed by the United States in the 1950s. It was created to see if continuous supersonic flying was possible. The plane had a distinctive triangular shape that led to the moniker "Stiletto". The X-3 encountered several difficulties and failed to accomplish its intended objectives despite its revolutionary design. At high speeds, it had trouble controlling itself and maintaining stability, and its engines lacked enough power. In the end, the X-3 Stiletto provided an invaluable learning opportunity and prepared the path for additional developments in supersonic flight.

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Activation Groups:

A.G. 1 = Does Absolutely Nothing,
A.G. 2 = Deploy Parachute,
A.G. 3 = Open Hatch and Lower Seat.

• IAS Speed is around 689 miles per hour.
• Plane is a little bit underweight.

Things to consider:

• Has Cockpit,
• Cockpit is functional(hopefully),
• Accurate build,
• Low Part Count,
• Has extendable seat,
• Instability Accuracy,
• Low quality cockpit,
• A few cracks can be seen,
• Plane likes to swerve a bit on the runway.
  

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That’s all, Enjoy!