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Nation of Origin: Nordenvok
Role: Long range Strategic Bomber
First Flight: 24th December 1952
Introduction: May 19th 1958
Status: In service
Number Built: 90, 4 MK.VII models

Developed in wake of the now nuclear age as a airborne nuclear deterrent, the Hildisvíni is one of Nordenvok's largest bomber aircraft, capable of a range in excess of 8,000 miles without refueling. The Hildisvíni had 4 prototype nuclear powered aircraft variants (featured) that were capable of flight at weeks at a time known as the Hildisvíni Mk.VII. the Mk.VII was also known as a mobile air fortress due to its remote controlled 20mm cannons based on the tail, nose, and sides (not featured), and was capable of carrying an excess of 80,000lbs of explosives in its large bomb bay.

Action groups:
1: Activate takeoff/ Landing flaps (VTOL down)
2: Drop first bomb bay bombs
3: Drop second bomb bay bombs
4: none
5: none
6: none
7: none
8: Lock/Unlock Bomb bays

Performance:

Maximum speed: 442 mph at sea level
Maximum speed: 702 mph at 25,000 ft
Cruise speed: 442 mph at sea level
Cruise speed: 650 mph at 25,000 ft
Never exceed speed: 800 mph
Combat range: 8,590 mi (with max payload) 
Endurance: 5,000+ hours fully loaded (MK.VII)
Service ceiling: 48,00 ft