Stealth, the most effective form of combat on earth. From large ships using visually distracting paint, to silent and swift owls in the animal kingdom, it is an essential way of getting ahold of enemies. And mankind is nothing different.
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Stealth in mankind first evolved from hiding in bushes with bows and arrows, to muskets in buildings, and eventually the skies.
All the way back with clear finishes on early propeller aircraft, aviators were trying ways of being cloaked to the enemy pilots but they always failed due to the glossynes of the clear canvas or complexity stealth in aviation seemed impossible.
Until the radar came around.
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In the 80's growing concern with the Russian SAMs made Engineers and aircraft designers were figuring out how to get around this when stealth was brought up. A paper by a Russian electrical engineer and mathematician named Pyotir Ufimtsev wrote a paper revealing that the radar cross section of an object isn't dependent of its size, it's the shape.
This led Amarican Engineers to use this paper to create the famous F-117 Nighthawk.
This revolution kicked off the stealth era of aircraft, and throughout the decades this technology got more and more sophisticated.
With leads us to the current day and the Sixth Generation.
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May I introduce to you the Sparrow.

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Ordinance: 18x AIM-160
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This uses a new technique called the Critically Damaged glitch, which uses a big enough Wong piece to not be seen as an in-game target, simulating real stealth. So excuse the falling off piece. It's that technique in use.
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This is my vision of a future 6th gen fighter

Specifically made for @RelentlessGalaxies' Crown Of Doom Challenge.

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This is one of the most unusual and complex aircraft I've made. It isn't perfect, of course, if I had infinite time to build this and actually good Funky Tree knowledge it would be insane but I'm still learning, and this is a big stepping stone in it.
Remember, eject with AG4!

Main Inspirations

F-47 Renders

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Boeing Bird of Prey

With that said-

CYA!!!!

All credits and info you need in the instructions menu
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Fun fact: this was posted only 5 minutes before the deadline, very stressful, please enjoy.