A Douglas Dolphin in its original 1934 'Rover' markings and registration, formerly belonging to William E. Boeing. One of 58 ever built, this sole surviving aircraft is currently located in the National Naval Aviation Museum in Pensacola, FL and is on display in US Coast Guard livery.

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Features furnished interior, functional instruments, moving controls and a twisted planing hull.

AG1  - Open side door
AG2  - Open nose hatch
AG3  - Enables Yaw Control (for turning while taxiing)
AG4  - Nav Lights
VTOL - Flaps
Trim - Trim Pitch
...and two cameras, one in a passenger seat and one at the nose.

Stall:     ~100kph/60mph
Max speed: ~230kph/140mph

Special Credit:
@Destroyerz117 - Alphabet Decal
@MisterT - Kumamatanga Archipelago
@Jester , @WNP78 - Simple_Land