~Instructions~

Takeoff

Increase the throttle to 100 percent and let yourself accelerate down the runway.
Once you reach about 300 kph, (180 mph) then you can start to pitch up. After a few seconds you should lift off.

Congratulations! You just took off!

Flight

After takeoff, it is recommended to move the trim slider (the one on the right) all the way down, as the plane has a natural tendency to pitch downwards.
Then, you can also decrease the throttle to about 80 percent, if you want to save fuel.

Now you can keep flying as long as you want! (until you run out of fuel!)

Landing

First, when maneuvering to a final approach, lower the throttle to about 50 percent.
Then, once you are on your final approach, cut it to 30, and drop the landing gear.
Just before you touch down, cut the throttle and start braking.
This plane doesn’t have airbrakes, so braking is only effective when you are in contact with the ground.

                             ~WEAPONS~

This plane, which is of course, a bomber, has ten 500 pound bombs in its bomb bay, which are very effective against any unlucky soul that happens to be your target.

The bomb bay will automatically open as soon as you start dropping bombs just to make life easier.
Also, to defend against those pesky (WWII) fighters, it also has 2 gun turrets.
One on the top of the fuselage, and one on the bottom.
You can control the rotation of both with the VTOL slider (the one on the left), and they can each rotate a full 360 degrees to help get rid of any enemies in the air.

I found it very fun to use this plane in the WWII dogfight mission, because it is an interesting challenge to aim the turrets, and kill the enemies.

It also works quite well in the WWII torpedo bomber mission, if you want an easy victory.

Anyways, this plane was a blast to make, and I hope you have as much fun using it as I have!