H-14-i

Description

The H-14-i was a medium bomber, codenamed "Avery" used by the Armarleyan airforce from 1940-1944 until it was replaced by the more advanced H-18. The H-14-i was designed by Chin Liet Wang. The bomber carried around 1600kg bombs which commonly carries 16x 100kg bomb. This aircraft took place in the Invasion of Jacomia and many other battles against the Jacomian airforce. This aircraft rivaled the H-16 and H-17 and the H-14 was chosen to be the primary bomber. This bomber earned a reputation for its well endurance and can survive 2 rams from a enemy aircraft which got its name "iron bird". Over 6000 units were produced throughout asia and after the war the H-14 was used as a passenger aircraft until it fully retired in 1949.

Features

Full cockpit interior
Realistic gunnery
Realistic bombay

Stats

800hp xian hiêu i engine
Max speed: 220+ mph
Max dive speed: 250+ mph
Weight: 20-22k lbs
Range: N/A
Surface ceiling: N/A

Controls

VTOL: flaps
Activate 1: open bombay
Activate 2: activate gunners
Activate 3: autopilot

Armament

2x 10.5 mm huen-ho light machine guns
3x 18.5mm hiet ho heavy machine guns
16x 100kg bombs