The $300 million "bone"

The B-1 Lancer is a supersonic variable-sweep wing, heavy bomber used by the United States Air Force developed by Rockwell.
The first prototype flew for the first time in 1974. However, the program was canceled due to high costs.
The program was restarted in 1981, this new variant was a redesign of the B-1A, renamed the B-1B, and delivery began in 1985.

The cockpit layout is my own interpretation due to my lack of skills and differs from real life aircraft.

Controls

Press AG1 first.

Throttle
0-74% Cruise
75-89% MIL power
90-100 % A/B

VTOL up Manual sweep wing
VTOL down Manual flap
Trim elevator trim

AG1 - Startup
AG2 - Spoiler brake
AG3 - Front bomb bay
AG4 - Center bomb bay
AG5 - Rear bomb bay
AG6 -
AG7 -
AG8 - Lights

Takeoff/Landing speed
205 - 225 (kt)
235 - 260 (mph)
380 - 420 (km/h)
When takeoff, you must set to full down VTOL and Trim.

Armament

Front bay - 1000lbs bomb x24
Center bay - 2000lbs guided bomb x8
Rear bay - Cruise missile x8

Variants

Carpet bombing - 1000lbs bomb x72
Cruise missile carrier - Cruise missile x24

Gallery

in SP2

Credits

Variterra Archipelago by TunderTunder

Have fun!