andrew123

I personally like the JMSDF Kawasaki P-1 better. It's engines are nearly inaudible, it carries some of the latest sensor suites, and the Japanese are quite adept at creating networked environments. It even uses domestic IHI corp turbofans. Also, the munitions are about to commence active strike testing.

This is KSP. Logic is nonexistent here...

Now you can recreate your fighter all over again. Actually, this gives me an excuse to rebuild all of my craft with new methods.

Someone was assigned the latrine... That jet landed at about 30 m/s, although it's around 14 tons, about the same as my F/A-18. Also, I think I'll just mothball the Tomcat, even if it looks better. The Super Hornet design just performs much better. (Although my Tomcat performs better with large weapons payloads.) And I didn't forget about those small canards on the bottom. You just can't see them.

Lol... Your challenge is going to be difficult, especially because wing panel flight-decks can't handle the weight of landing aircraft... That jet you see in the distance is my F-14 Tomcat, and this is the consequence of a minor touch n go on my reinforced wing panel flight-deck.

Well, I guess I missed this post. Sorry for the additional necrocomment. Also, Macey Dean is back? I bet he'll be horrified by the abominations some of our forum goers have made in his long absence. I mean, we expanded into naval warfare. And got some other new toys.

That's why I said I sacrificed some accuracy for performance.

You east coasters can enjoy a classical tune... And shut up, Wesley. Haha.

Nope. gGATORr.

Don't worry. Also, munitions integration is going smoothly.

I'm currently developing bunker buster missiles, so I'll release an armed version of this jet separately. I also took some liberty on the accuracy of the replica itself to increase the performance of the craft. Introducing, the Super Hornet! It checks off almost all of the performance requirements. It has four tanks per engine for a total internal fuel payload of 1200 units, along with a 46 unit external drop tank. That's well over twice the range of the F-15E I built... sorry, USAF. The maneuverability is pretty awesome, too. I'll be releasing the armed version with AIM-9X missiles and bunker buster guided munitions soon. This version, the non bunker buster edition, is not equipped with weapon stations. It is easy to retrofit, however. Download: https://www.dropbox.com/s/nld3mtcjvu85u6f/F_A-18E-5.craft?dl=0

KATEC's got plenty of missiles, including SAM's.

South Korea's certainly in a golden age of shipbuilding. They even started construction of multiple 3,400 ton AIP submarines for the ROKN. Also, I discovered this carrier is not meant to carry heavy fighters... Flight operations: ... Maverick? I'll have to reinforce the deck somehow and make an arresting system.

Flight operations: ... Maverick?

Democracy for everyone! BTW, that lower deck in the carrier is meant to carry an amphibious armored invasion force.

No problem. That's why I called it the YF-22... I knew that a conversion from a J-31 to YF-22 would yield... interesting aesthetics.

Yes! I'll put these up ASAP!

Thank you. Those vessels are armed to the teeth with VLS SAM's, ASCM's, and a landing pad on the larger destroyer. It's a nice fleet. Max speed is only 10 m/s (I'm investigating some improved engines, however), and the part count is 800 parts (very low for a ship of this size). It seems the design is starting to follow the JMSDF Izumo more... Actually, I meant to show the Juan Carlos. I just love the footage of VTOL aircraft. Don't forget the RAN Canberra class uses the same hull. Also, sorry to hear about your injury. My friend flies Harriers for the UMSC, though. (San Diego, FTW!!! Down with the Patriots, I say, and up with the Chargers.)

It's less computer intensive than Zeke's QE II. Also, Thank you. The two escort vessels in the fleet.

So, I heard Wafle Master was building a carrier... It even has a well deck that stretched the length of the ship to store amphibious invasion vehicles, such as tanks and apc's. It's large...

HAHA! Observe the democracy flowing out of it... It even has a large well deck for deploying amphibious capable invasion vehicles. I need to add the superstructure to the deck.

Rockomax probably claims the nosecone is made of neutronium.

Now is it low enough... Tomcat, surviving ETC 1970...

Oohh... as a representative of Lockmart, I would like to show off the YF-22's internal weapons bay.

I don't hate the navy. Two ships at RIMPAC. Older Arleigh Burke.