The Brockfort XJ-3 Alfa Cub is a twin turboprop engined aircraft, with two turboprops which each produce a staggering 3000hp each, giving the bush plane an astronomical 6000hp in total! The aircraft, based on the amazing Piper J-3 Cub, had the small 4 cylinder engine ripped out by Brockfort engineers, and a new nosecone put in place. The aircraft is highly unstable, so tight turns and quick maneuvers will almost always result in stalls and uncontrollable spins. Other than these issues that i will still work out, the XJ-3 is a very good aircraft, with low stall speed, and short landing/rough field capabilites are immediately present. The addition of four airbrakes, two located on the dorsal area of the cabin and the other two located on the engine mounting, one on each side. These airbrakes allow the aircraft to come to a stop much more quickly, however you must make sure to feather the brakes at high speeds, or else the aircraft may tip over. Brockfort will be a company that you may see more aircraft designed by in the future. The XJ-3 Alfa Cub is still in the prototype stages of the project, as shown by its X designation, which means experimental.