The Que EB29 (fake aircraft)
History/specs:
The Que EB29 is a WW2 air-to-air and air-to-ground attack aircraft with a top speed of 410mph and a stall speed of 134mph all thanks to its 2000bhp tri-prop engine and light weight polyethylene body, unfortunately due to polyethylene being a plastic the EB29 is very low on armour. Due to EB29's angled wing calculating at 42° and being able to adjust the angle in-flight it can out manoeuver any WW2 threat. Due to the light weight armour of the EB29 the aircraft was prone to catching fire to the engineers down at Que need to find a solution, and a solution they found, by building the fuel tanks out of steel they were able to strengthen them and accidentally made the EB29 even more manoeuvrable, so now if the EB29 is being shot at the pilot will angle the plane so the gunfire is hitting the fuel tank.
The EB29 is also capable pf folding its wings for easy transport aboard aircraft carriers and trucks.

Control's
VTOL UP WHEN ON GROUND: fold wings
VTOL UP/DOWN DURING FLIGHT: adjust wing angle (i recommend keeping them at 42 °)
THROTTLE UP: increase throttle
THROTTLE DOWN: decrease throttle/airbrake
YAW: rudder
ROLL: ailerons
PITCH: elevators
EDG 1: activate chute and release torpedo
AIR-TO-GROUND WEAPON: steerable torpedo (credit for steerable torpedo goes to Chansey21)
LANDING GEAR: landing gear
FLARES: flares