INOP MUSEUM PIECE: Flying Fortress MK6

ATTENTION! DOESN'T WORK ANYMORE. KEPT ON THE WORKSHOP ONLY AS A MUSEUM PIECE. With MK6 I managed to significantly reduce wind resistance, make it faster and way more stable to fly! Controlls: Thrust: SPACE+V, Pitch: W+S, Roll: A+D, Landing gear: G, Flaps: F, Elevators: T, Turrets: Q+E, Access Stairs: B For take off: Make sure stairs are up (B) and flaps (F) and elevators (T) are down. Go! (SPACE) Once in the air bring elevators back up (T) and retract landing gear (G). When up to speed you can bring the flaps up (F) to trim the plane out some. - LORE: Some say, it can't be true. A plane like this; Way too heavy, way too bulky, impossible! This thing could have never been build. They are wrong! Others say, it should have never been build! And they might have a point there... But it is real! It was build! And it actually flies! This is how it came about: There was a prince among the royals of Pulau Mahkota. He was crazy! Nuts! Had coo-coo bananas bats in his belfry! And he was dreaming of a flying castle, a flying fortress of sorts. He wanted to rain pitch and sulfur on his enemies heads, not just from his castles walls, but from a flying machine. He spoke to his armaments minister and asked, if it was possible to build such wonderous contraption. The minister, not being quite right in the noggin himself, told the prince it was no problem at all. The following months were busy with inventing, planning and building, and reinventing, replanning and rebuilding the Flying Fortress. Soon, the undertaking used up so much wood, the prince began deforesting the whole island. (And that' why there's hardly any trees on Pulau Mahkota left!) He used up all the green wood and all the brown wood. He even made tons of transparent wood, because the prince wanted to be able to see the baffled faces of his subjects when roaring over their heads. After what felt like ages to the prince, the Flying Fortress was finally ready for it's maiden flight. The minister reassured the prince, that