BVA-16BK
The BVA-16 was a project created by the CCI Air and Space Division in the late 1970s to early 80s, sparked by the appearance of long range Soviet bombers. It was to serve as a long range/high speed hit-and-run intercepter, using it’s up to 5 B-12 super sonic missiles, launching them from over 50-80km away from the target. The B-12 was guided by the BVA’s ANCT-1200 long wave radar, spotting targets from over 300km away.

Features:
-Ejection seat
-VR cockpit
-afterburners
-modeled radar
-2x B-12C
-3x B-34X
-2x drop tank
-custom gear
-original airframe
-less than 1k parts

Intercepter version

Ground pounder version

Pros:
-don’t like how a dogfight/engagement is going? Just run away!
-flares/chaff
-big missiles
-Can lock onto fire missiles before most targets can do the same
-Pretty good turn radius
-ejection seat

Cons:
-big
-a little touchy
-No close range missiles
-Can carry a lot of missiles, but at the expense of speed and maneuverability