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Hello everyone.

After much work, I have finally finished the new bomber for my Air Force.

This is the VL-327 Raven (Crow), a four engine bomber capable of flying at Mach 1 and equipped with two defensive towers (one dorsal and one in the tail), and two arms fixed in front, to attack ships.

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Note the curious shape of the wing, broken twice, designed to improve the stability of the plane at high speeds.

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In his time, it was often seen in the skies above the -Imperial Town- large formations of "Corvos" escorted by many "Trovão" fighters. The enemy ships feared the aircraft, which was capable of flying at sea level without being detected by radar.

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My folder

I hope you like

Eínon

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Very interesting design on the wings Einon, it looks too narrow for a relatively big plane but hey, I guess it works just fine (just look how it bombed that aircraft carrier :laugh:) And impressive photo-editing once again. :thumbup:

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Very interesting design on the wings Einon, it looks too narrow for a relatively big plane but hey, I guess it works just fine (just look how it bombed that aircraft carrier :laugh:) And impressive photo-editing once again. :thumbup:

It´s really fun to use photoshop. Everyone should try it. The wings look very thin, but in reality they are quite resistant (and require a surprising amount of plates).

The plane was based on the Blohm und Voss P.188 jet bomber. You can find more about this plane in the website Luft46.

Eínon

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