F-16N Viper

The General Dynamics F-16 Fighting Falcon (literally, the fighting falcon, named after the mascot of the US Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs) is an American multifunctional light fighter of the fourth generation.

Developed in 1974 by General Dynamics. It was put into operation in 1978. In 1993, General Dynamics sold its aircraft manufacturing business to Lockheed Corporation (now Lockheed Martin). The F-16, due to its versatility and relatively low cost, is the most massive fighter of the fourth generation (as of June 2018, over 4,604 aircraft were built) and enjoys success on the international arms market (it is in service with 25 countries, as of 2019 it was the most common combat aircraft in the world). The last of the 2,231 F-16s for the US Air Force were transferred to the customer in 2005. The upgraded F-16 continues to be produced for export in 2018; in particular, in June 2018, Bahrain ordered 16 aircraft, 14 — Slovakia and 8 — Bulgaria in the F-16V version.

The evolution of the F-16 described above, of course, had not only positive results, the increase in the mass of an empty aircraft led to a sharp deterioration in its fighter properties, especially in close combat During this period, the palm passed to such machines as the MiG-29 and Su-27, to compete with which in vertical and horizontal maneuverability, and according to the acceleration characteristics, the Falcon could no longer, no matter how much Western propaganda called it the king of air combat In this situation, the Americans launched a number of research programs, aimed at finding ways to facilitate the machine, one of their results was the creation in 1987 on the basis of the standard Block 30 airframe of the lightest version of the Falcon - the F-16N Viper.

Management:

Alt + W S - Engine thrust control

Alt + A D - Turn the rudder

Alt + Mouse - Airplane control

Space - Air and parking brakes

Disable steering (x) - Remove the chassis \ release

Invert steering (Clamp x) - Flaps

Beacon (b) - Identification lights

Headlights (l) - Landing taxiing lights on/ off

Hazard lights (k) - Open the cabin

Action 8 - Catapult (Hold)

Armed with 2 Aim - 120

Action 1 - Autocannon

Action 2,3 - Aim - 120 (Hold)

Parts of the missiles are taken from here:

https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2911123438&searchtext=Aim

https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2919009340&searchtext=60

Action 7 - Reset the outboard fuel tanks

Button - light in the cabin

HOW TO LAUNCH ROCKETS CORRECTLY:

Before launching, fly up to the enemy at a distance of +- 200m (The closer the greater the chance to capture and hit the target)

Make sure that the target does not maneuver much (If after launching the missile the enemy will deviate by 10 °, then you can still get there)

After launching a rocket and hitting its target, it will explode during respawn (Brick Rigs Physics)

The bigger the target, the greater the chance to hit

1928 bricks

• • If the plane is flying and is controlled somehow crookedly, respawn it through the garage - -
• • Do not copy without my consent - -