This is the Random Industries R-40 Greyhound

Here is the (fictional) backstory:

During WW2, Random Industries was asked to design a fighter aircraft for the US Air Force. The company didn’t really want to, since they were already building many top secret aircraft for their own country (I haven’t thought of a name for the country yet), but they decided to try it after doing some research on the enemy.
A few months later, they had their first prototype. It flew extremely fast, but it could also slow down very nicely. It didn’t turn very well, but the designers would fix that soon.
After a few revisions they had this.

It was everything that they needed, so they sent some to the USAF for them to try. After a while, the R-40 became a feared aircraft by the enemy. It could zoom in, shoot down a plane, and get out before the other pilots could react to it. After a while, the enemy pilots even called it ”The Silver Nerfer”

So, that’s the backstory, now for the actual plane.

Controls

Normal plane controls

VTOL= flaps

Act 1= open cowling

Act 2 and 3= lights

Act 4= drop tanks

Features

Full custom cockpit with funky trees

Flaps

Opening engine cowling

Some other stuff that I’m proud of

Cockpit (from left to right)

The white bar with the red indicator is the fuel gauge

The white cylinder that sticks out sideways (on the left) is the slip indicator

The big one in the middle is for IAS

The one just to the right of that is for Altitude

The one to the far right is AltitudeAgl

Also, the AltitudeAgl one moves twice as fast as the other one.

Notes

I am very proud of this plane because it is one of my highest part count builds and I put a lot of work into it. I used new build techniques so that I could make more features, like the opening cowling and the cockpit.
I really hope that everyone enjoys flying this plane! Have fun!