PKA-52 Jagdadler

NOTE: FOR THOSE WHO DO NOT LIKE READING LORE, TL:DR DOWN BELOW! A fictional modern multipurpose 2:1 jet based upon the Tempest project, the Eurofighter, and with some aesthetic inspiration from the Falken from Ace Combat (No, i have not played any of the games, my experience of it is limited to a few images of said Falken). There are four variants displayed here, but in reality there would be five, for it is missing the Naval variant of the Attack plane. However, I decided against doing the Naval variant for it would be rather similar to the standard Attack plane variant. The PKA-52 "Jagdadler" ("Hunting Eagle") is a twin-engine, canard delta-wing multirole fighter, the latest iteration in the PKA, Phönix Kämpfer-Abfangjäger (Fighter-Interceptor), line of aircraft in service to the Austro-Hungarian K.u. K Luftwaffe, produced by the Phönix Flugzeug-Werke. The aircraft's development effectively began in 1995 with the Future Fighter-Interceptor programme. A technology demonstration aircraft, the PTD-52, first flew on 12 September 1998; the first prototype of the finalised Jagdadler made its first flight on 30 October 2008. The aircraft's name, Jagdadler, was adopted in September 2012 and the first production contracts were also signed that year. The Phönix Jagdadler is a highly agile aircraft, designed to be a supremely effective dogfighter in combat. Later production aircraft have been increasingly better equipped to undertake air-to-surface strike missions and to be compatible with an increasing number of different armaments and equipment, in the various configurations seen in the PKA-52A, PKA-52B, PKA-52C, and the PKA-52D. Specifically, the PKA-52A refers to the Fighter variant of the aircraft, the PKA-52B refers to the Interceptor variant, the PKA-52C to the Attack aircraft variant, and the PKA-52D the Naval Attack aircraft variant. In service to the various Air Forces within the Austro-Hungarian Empire, the KTLW - Königlich Tschechoslowakische Luftwaffe, KOLW - Kai