My first stealth plane (late, I know)

Lore:

The SP-35 was designed for dogfighting and strike roles, with high maneuverability but no stealth whatsoever. As more Air forces wanted to replace their old planes with fifth gen fighters, they couldn’t, as American aircraft were too expensive and Russian fighters barely exist. The Wright Air Force initially wanted to acquire F-35s, but they couldn’t afford a significant amount of them. So, they set out a contract for a relatively cheap stealth fighter. The only Company to design one was SP Aircraft Development. The initial plane was designed with a V-shaped vertical stabilizer, but that was changed later on. Originally the weapons were 2 JT-12s, 2 AM-1s (also calles meteor), 2 bombs and 3 ADRA-Ms but the bombs were too hard to use and they were replaced by 3 more ADRA-Ms. The amount of AM-1s was increased to 4 for better long-range capabilities, but the JT-12s stayed the same. The inlet form was also changed a bit for the plane to have better stealth, and the engine was also upgraded. The Air fighter variant was developed from the multirole variant and received 8 AM-1s and 6 JT-12s, but no ADRA-Ms.

AGs:

1: open canopy

2: open weapon bay

3: activate lights

7: ejection

8: seat pushback

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