Basic Info:

Year: 1943
Role: Fighter/Attacker
Max Speed: 905km/h at 5000m
Take-Off speed: 235km/h
Stall Speed of 230km/h (46m/s)
Armament:
-2x 20mm cannons
-2x 30mm cannons
-6x hardpoints
Fuel capacity: 3000 liters

Controls

Activation Groups are labeled
Slider 1: Flaps
Slider 2: Trim
Slider 4: Adjust pitch deflection (Slider4 up = more pitch deflection and Slider4 down= less pitch deflection)

History

In 1941, the Wolfranian jet turbine program reached a level of maturity that warranted its deployment in active service. Three companies were commissioned to submit proposals for a fast attacker aircraft, to be propelled by the cutting-edge 12.7kN turbine developed by B&M Toolings.

The selected design, originating from the Telpetus Company, underwent a seamless development process until a border skirmish escalated into a full-blown war with the Ander Empire in 1942. A few months into the conflict, Wolfranian officials opted to modify the specifications for the fast attacker. This decision was driven by the belief that it would be more cost-effective than developing an entirely new fighter from scratch. The revised requirements called for an interceptor capable of carrying six wire-guided missiles and six 30mm cannons, intended to intercept and neutralize the stream of bombers emanating from the Ander Empire.

By 1943, the redesigned aircraft was bestowed with the moniker "Jungadler," a name chosen to align with the novelty of its technological advancements. Production of the Jungadler-A variant had already commenced. This aircraft distinguished itself on the battlefield for its remarkable ability to swiftly ascend to high altitudes. Consequently, the Ander Empire was left astounded as the return rate of their bombers plummeted to a mere 30% within just a few months.`

Responding to the evolving dynamics of aerial combat, the Ander Empire introduced escort fighters alongside their bomber formations. Jungadler pilots encountered challenges in accurately targeting small and agile adversaries with the slow-firing 30mm cannons. To address this issue, the Jungadler-B was introduced into production by late 1943. This variant replaced four of the 30mm cannons with two 20mm cannons featuring higher muzzle velocity and a faster rate of fire, significantly enhancing the aircraft's combat effectiveness.

Credits

This couldn't be possible without the help of:

Eds:

he helped me since i started this build 2 years ago with many things,, CoM and CoL placing, Landing gear, etc. basically so much stuff i can't remember.

Chaotic Graviton aka mr gravy

Mr. Gravy helped me with making the engines glow AND he streamlined my vizzy code just because he couldn't stand looking at it.

Also a shoutout to

Mod

For making the RP server that started this whole project 2 years ago

So yeah thanks a lot to those two nerds and mod, now GO UPVOTE THEM :)

Also check out Jungadler's sister plane Theia