B-44 "Grizzly" High Supersonic, High Capacity Heavy Bomber

The B-44 Grizzly, made by Alpha Space Technologies, is a heavy bomber capable of flying at over Mach 3 at 15,000 meters. it can also carry up to 100,000 Ibs of munitions, with attachment points both inside the spacious cargo bay and outside on the wings. It has two powerful 7 ton afterburning jet engines, with a powerful reverse thrust, as well as having even stronger afterburners. In wet mode, the bomber can reach speeds of over Mach 3 at a cruising altitude of 15,000 meters, with a range of over 4,000 miles (6400km), at full load. In dry mode, it can reach a cruising altitude of 10000 meters and supercruise at Mach 1.4 at full load, with a range of around 7500-8000 miles (~13000km).

Specifications*:

Top Speed: Mach 1.4 (dry mode); Mach 3-3.2 (wet mode)

Range: ~8000 miles (Dry mode); 4000 miles (Wet mode)

Max Payload: 100000Ibs

Gear up/down speed: 130m/s

*Payload is assumed to be reasonably aerodynamic and symmetrical

Pros:

High top speed with decent range

Great balance of range and speed with supercruise

Excellent payload capacity

Powerful reverse thrusters

Acceptable maneuverability at low altitude, close to mach 1. Superb at low weight. Decent roll rate at almost all speeds.

Automatic extension and retraction of landing gear at 130 m/s

Relatively moderate part count; mobile friendly

Comes with attachable bombs, which the parts of each bomb are grouped together, so they click, drag, and snap onto the attachment points easily! You can copy each bomb, if you want to carry more of that bomb on the plane

Cons:

Very bad acceleration at high speeds and on dry mode, especially with max load. Takes a while to get to top speed and altitude.

Horrendous maneuverability at low and very high speed. Handles like a bus.

Requires a long runway, and a lot of speed at max load to take off. manual control during early phases of flight is recommended.

IMPORTANT!!!! At max load, extra attention and care must be devoted to the climb regime of the flight, carefully fine tuning the in game autopilot to ensure a balance of speed and altitude is achieved. too shallow a climb, and you'll run through your fuel. too high of a climb, and the plane's acceleration will suffocate. it is advised to keep a close eye on your speed and altitude, make small adjustments to your proportional in the autopilot display (found inside in-flight information) to help keep your nose, and flight path vector in the right direction, especially at high altitudes.

Hope you enjoy! Now comes with 500Ib, 1000Ib, 2000Ib, and 3000Ib gravity bombs, included!