Yakovlev Yak-52

The Yakovlev Yak-52 was a successful russian Trainer based of the Yak-50 acrobatic aircraft. First flight in 1976, it was produced over 1800 times. This Yak-52 replica was built on-off over about a month, starting in early september. Focus was more on high amounts of detail, resulting in a quite fps demanding bot. I noticed the artifical horizon can be a bit unreliable in multiplayer, hower I couldn't find a way to fix it yet. Instrument panel The left switch shows landing gear position, the right shows flap position. The red bar is the brake indicator, which is pulled out when braking. The instruments are configured as followed: Airspeed indicator has a upper limit of 300 km/h, altitude indicator at 1000m. the artifical horizon wont go for more than +/-90° in pitch, which the red lines indicate. top speed: 287 km/h minimum speed: 60 km/h weight: 619. 77 kg maximum payload: 1250 kg dimensions: 6. 24m x 7. 64m x 2,72m Partcount: 188 0. 8:1 scale pitch, roll and yaw trim with reset button landing flaps hold/toggle wheel brakes Ground steering with automated reduction relative to speed front and rear cockpit cameras openable cockpit canopies detailed cockpits featuring: - airspeed indicators - Altitude indicators - artifical horizons - roll and slip indicators - trim tab indicators - switches for landing gear and flaps - brake indicators - power levers - control sticks Controls: Pitch- W / S Roll - A / D Yaw - Q / E Throttle - LShift / LCtrl Landing Gear - X Flaps - C Brakes - Space ⇢ double tab to toggle Set Altitude Reference - J Front Cockpit Camera - 1 Rear Cockpit Camera - 2 Front Canopy - K + 1 Rear Canopy - K + 2 Pitch Trim - T / G Roll Trim - F / H Yaw Trim - R / Y Reset Trims - U