MLF-3B

A 4++ generation heavy multirole twin-engine fighter with deltawing. The external armament consists of four medium-range air-to-air missiles and one heavy long-range air-to-surface missile.

The system includes:

- MLF-3B

- AAR-1E

- AGM-199

Changes compared to the previous version:

- The canard has been redesigned and now resembles LERX

- Aerodynamic brake has been added

- External armament has been added

- Cockpit has been modified

Some performance and flight characteristics of the launch platform

Maximum flight speed: 760 m/s

Optimum flight speed: ~400 m/s

Takeoff speed: 135 m/s

Service ceiling: 25,000 m

Optimum flight altitude: 15,000 m

External Armament

AAR-1E – a medium-range air-to-air missile (AAM) mounted on four wing pylons. The missile has poor maneuverability.

AGM-199 Broadsword – a heavy, long-range air-to-surface missile capable of reaching speeds of up to 2,000 m/s. It is not recommended to launch from extremely low altitudes to avoid "Rapid Unscheduled Disassembly". The optimal launch altitude is 12 km or more. Fun fact: because the missile wobbles a bit when pitching, I jokingly call it the "Woodcock.”

Controls:

AG1 – Engine

AG2 – Cockpit

AG3 – Landing Gear

AG4 – Nose Radar Compartment

AG5 – Radar (its rotary actuator) on/off

AG6 – AGM-199 Launch

AG7 – AAR-1E Launch

AG8 – Airbrake

Slider 1 – Radar Left/Right Turn

Slider 2 – IRST Camera Zoom

To switch to the IRST camera, select IRST from the list of cameras in “camera parts” section.