XF-21-7A Update 2

Have I put entirely too much time and effort into a wonky x-plane? Yes. Yes I have.

Do I care? Not really, no.

It's come along quite well! The paintwork and functionality have been updated, and it works as an actual aeroplane, now! Okay, the physics are still...wonky, at best, but it does fly, and it is (mostly) controllable, now.

I also added lights, and a registry number to it. It probably doesn't have enough lighting, but the basic ones are all there.

Fly it gently, and retract the flaps after takeoff for best results. The plane trends towards a nose-down attitude, so pitch input will likely be necessary throughout the flight.

The dihedral of the wings means it prefers being in this orientation, so despite the tendency to roll left or right off the runway, it will correct itself while airborne.

Anyway, action groups:

AG1: Flaps
AG2: Gyro/Nav Lights
AG3: Beacon Lights
AG4: Strobe Lights
AG5: Unused
AG6: Unused
AG7: Unused
AG8: Landing Gear
AG9: Unused
AG0: Unused

All of them are labelled, so this is (technically) mobile-friendly, although I wouldn't try it on lower-end phones. The sliders mostly aren't used, the only one that is is Slider 4, but that's automated.

Oh, and here's the livestream of this thing being designed: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uEigdjTeP3I&t=731s

Have fun with this wacky aircraft!!