The F24A is the Air force model of the F24 family developed by Skyboard Aviation for the USAF. It emerged out of the 1986 LMF (Light multirole fighter) competition as a replacement for the F4 Phantom. Despite being an older airframe, it has been continually upgraded with advanced avionics and other things. It has been exported to over 15 NATO allies mainly due to it's flexibility. It is primarily used as a varying altitude, varying speed attack fighter and is known for its low altitude stability, smaller airframe, and maneuverability.
CONTROLS
AG1- Parachute
AG2- Tailhook
AG3- EJECT
AG4- Canopy
AG5- Jett Fuel
AG6- Lights
FEATURES
Custom engine nozzles
Working ejection seat (Made by Atrocitum)
Fully modeled cockpit
Airbrake
Custom landing gear
Specifications
Spotlights
- This craft is curated
- SkyJayTheFirst 6 days ago
- UnitedinOne90XCVBNKA 6 days ago
- Rob119 6 days ago
General Characteristics
- Predecessor F24A VR Test
- Created On Windows
- Wingspan 35.1ft (10.7m)
- Length 56.3ft (17.2m)
- Height 15.2ft (4.6m)
- Empty Weight 8,991lbs (4,078kg)
- Loaded Weight 37,356lbs (16,944kg)
Performance
- Power/Weight Ratio 11.566
- Wing Loading 92.7lbs/ft2 (452.6kg/m2)
- Wing Area 403.0ft2 (37.4m2)
- Drag Points 7893
Parts
- Number of Parts 563
- Control Surfaces 0
- Performance Cost 2,875
@Khanhlam alright
@lazerguidedmissile
Well, i'd fix every issues that i spotted with this plane if i wanted to, not just the engines.
But i think that's just the way the builder would like to make so i just made my own reaction to this build.
@Khanhlam use overload to xml the engines down, there's two for normal and two for afterburner, set the normal ones to 1.3 and the others to 1.6 and you have a normal flying plane
Looks like a blend of F-14 and F-15 (mainly).
I did hope it'll be agile but you limited the control surfaces too much, like damn your vertical stabilizer could only pitch for 10 degree, which is not suitable for even having a normal flight.
It's takeoff speed was really high despite having a long wingspan, the engine was too strong. It'll be more suitable for normal cruise flying like a passenger plane rather than being USAF's hell of a beast.
Hey! At least you added Slats, which is very rare for most builds in this site, keep it coming!
@SkyboardAviation oh tysm!
@Rob119 Also I just wanna say I looked at your profile and just realized your the one who built the F14 Im always flying in VR
@Rob119 No problem, glad you like it!
Also sorry but I can't spotlight rn
Excellent work!