Aircraft Details

In the late 1960s, Lockheed had proposed the CL-1200 Lancer, an improved version of the F-104, as a successor to its own F-104G to NATO countries and the Japanese Air Self-Defense Force.
The CL-1200 was modified with a replacement radar FCS to allow for the operation of the Sparrow air-to-air missile, an extended fuselage to increase fuel capacity, a replacement engine with a TF-30 turbofan, and a normal arrangement of the upper horizontal tail with a shoulder wing and larger main wing for improved maneuverability.
This piece is a work of IF this aircraft had been adopted by the Luftwaffe.

Operating Instructions

AG2: Lighting of various aircraft lights
Trim down: Flap deployment
Fire Guns : Drop Fuel Tank
100% throttle: afterburner
(The nozzle aperture changes in relation to the output)

Enjoy your flight!

Some samples