BLACK SWAN A/F-118 Dauntless II block 2

A slightly updated version of my previous aircraft. Its intended purpose is as a light subsonic air support aircraft. Differences from the previous version include a larger wing root extension, the addition of an external radio antenna and a refueling platform in front of it, and the bomb and missile racks (except for the internal ones) are now fixed to the aircraft and do not fly off with the bombs/missiles.
Additional information: the flaps are set to Slider 1; they should be visibly up during takeoff! External bombs and rockets are released in pairs. Internal bombs can be released individually. Bomb 2 is best released with the nose of the aircraft slightly elevated at an angle of 7-10 degrees. Naturally, with the bomb bay doors open. Regarding engine modes: I used afterburners only for takeoff. Using afterburners, you can reach supersonic speeds, but I consider the fuel consumption to be unacceptably high. Personally, I think cruising mode is 80% power, bombing mode is 40-50% power, and a speed of about 230 m/s. You can slow the aircraft in flight by using the Brake Slider.