Hello, my brave soldiers!
Today, I present to you an aircraft that I hope will give you an idea of the breadth of gameplay and the complexity of development of this game: the "Kingfisher"!
There came a point in human history when ships no longer mastered the vast ocean surfaces and began to feel vulnerable. From fearless battleships, they gradually became small, high-tech vessels.
When did the nobility of armor give way to the cowardice of agility?
This point was when someone first thought of loading a torpedo onto an airplane.
A torpedo bomber combines the incredible agility and speed of an airplane with the extreme lethality of a torpedo.
The Kingfisher is a biplane equipped with a single, powerful torpedo.
Your attack tactic is simple to understand, but not so easy to execute. Its pilot must get within a few meters of the water's surface, calculate the target's speed and direction, and release the torpedo at the optimal moment. All this must be done while anti-aircraft fire is pounding you, enemy fighters are targeting you, and your target is taking evasive maneuvers.
However, you have a small advantage: you can bring along a second crew member who is "supposed" to help you against enemy fighters using a 7.62mm machine gun and perhaps by identifying your most suitable targets.
Furthermore, with only one torpedo, you'll have to refuel after each attack.
You can see why playing as a torpedo bomber is more of a calling than a choice. However, the satisfaction of watching steel beasts go down thanks to a well-organized squadron of friends is priceless.
I already have graphics for other torpedo bombers from various eras, including helicopters!
Can you tell me which aircraft this 3D model was taken from?
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