@MrSilverWolf Ty, U Do Great Job!

@MrCOPTY please in the future if someone is creating issues report the comment and move on don’t argue back

@TheCommentaryGuy please refrain from such comments, they are unacceptable for the site

@TheCommentaryGuy thank you!

@TheCommentaryGuy fr, last time I asked chat gpt about a sqdron in the RSAF and he said that it never existed and then the next time I asked he said it existed lmao

@Maverick09 Will you tell me the information from chat gpt Isn't that correct? Even though it really doesn't exist. But I'll still wear it.

@TheCommentaryGuy HOLD ON, THAT WAS YOU?!

@TheCommentaryGuy bold of you to assume I have it

@WEEB here also read this

@WEEB The F-35A is the only version of the jet with an internal gun. The Marine Corps F-35B and Navy F-35C carry a gun in a pod mounted to the outside of the aircraft and the guns have “acceptable” levels of accuracy. This is from this. Just scroll down.

@Maverick09 This is the information I received from gpt

Yes, the F-35C has an internal gun. The gun is an internally mounted 25mm GAU-22/A four-barrel rotary cannon, and it is located inside the fuselage of the aircraft. In the F-35C, the gun is positioned in the left wing root, just in front of the cockpit. It can be extended and fired when needed and then retracted to maintain the aircraft's stealth profile when not in use. This internal gun provides the F-35C with a close-in air-to-air and air-to-ground combat capability.

The gun may actually be on the wrong side, but I think it has a gun inside.
And thank you for the advice.

Details look great! But...... the C model doesn't have an internal gun. The C does have an external gun pod just like the B model. Only the A model does. (Also if you were trying to add the A's gun to the C, the A's gun is on the left side of the plane not the right.)

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@Stephengraffam221022222 only the f-35b

I Hate C Variant 🤦, It's Wide

@Aviatorgeek111 "Points" you will receive when you upload your work to the website. Then someone presses up to vote for you. You will receive points.

@Stephengraffam221022222 The F-35C variant of the Lockheed Martin F-35 Lightning II does not have vertical takeoff and landing (VTOL) capabilities. It is designed for conventional aircraft carrier takeoff and landing (CATOBAR) operations, where it uses catapults for takeoff and arrestor gear for landing on aircraft carriers. VTOL capabilities are found in the F-35B variant, which is designed for short takeoff and vertical landing (STOVL) and the F-35A variant, which is designed for conventional takeoff and landing (CTOL) from regular runways.

@JADE117 No in real life the F-35C had vtol capability

@Stephengraffam221022222 F-35C does not have vtol Only available in model B

Does this have vtol👉👈

@TheCommentaryGuy Thanks, but I can't do any more editing than this. My phone is suffering.

@LunarEclipseSP Thank you. This work made my phone freeze many times. I will probably put off building airplanes for a while.

@Aviatorgeek111 what points exactly