A versatile seaplane contemporary with WWII designs (no jets or explosives). The Seagazer was initially conceaved as a seaplane variant of the prototype fighter plane "Cloudgazer," but the immense amount of modification and improvements to the incomplete Cloudgazer's design ultimately yielded a very different plane. Though a capable fighter and respectably nimble for a propeller-era plane, the original Seagazer possesses few technical innovations, and has proven particularly challenging to land- a challenge that would later result in its successor, the Seagazer V, and its revolutionary Variable Wing System. (The ultimate result of my first attempts at creating a WWII-style seaplane, in honor of an aesthetic I'm deeply fond of. Please modify to your liking. Enjoy! ~^@)