Hwacha – Korean Fire Cart

The Hwacha (??, ??) was a revolutionary multiple rocket launcher developed in 15th-century Korea. Designed to unleash devastating volleys of rocket-propelled arrows, this weapon played a crucial role in defending the Korean Peninsula, particularly during the Imjin War (1592–1598) against Japanese invaders. Capable of launching up to 200 projectiles in a single barrage, the Hwacha was an early example of multi-shot artillery that combined firepower with mobility.

About This Build

This is a highly realistic recreation of the Hwacha, featuring 99 individually fireable fire arrows and detailed historical accuracy. Due to its large part count, performance may be affected on mobile devices, but the attention to detail ensures an authentic look.

Controls & Features

• VTOL – Elevation adjustment

• Throttle – Move forward

• Yaw – Turn the cart

• Firing Mechanism:

• Open the Air-to-Air or Air-to-Ground menu.

• Lock onto a target.

• Fire to launch a volley of arrows!

This build replicates the rapid-fire capability of the real Hwacha, making it a powerful and visually stunning addition to any historical collection for SimplePlanes.