My F22 Raptor XS MK II

In this small aircraft I was inspired this time by NightbladeGreyswandir's "F22 Raptor FX". See here: https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1297209874 (Thanks, NightbladeGreyswandir for the inspiration!) This is the improved version MK II MK I: https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1443236662 MK III: https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1443902053 MK IV: https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1444607911 MK V: https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1444651475 I now designed a modified version, one block shorter and two blocks wider than the original, with weapons, a repair bubble, a shield bubble, a tachometer and an altimeter. As with the first version, I have moved the wings one point forward for better flight characteristics. The tiny aircraft carries now 21(!) Hawkeye Cruise Missiles and one Hawkeye Seeker Missile Pod. The cruise missiles are positioned nine upwards and 12 downwards. It lifts off the ground a little faster than the first version and keeps the flight altitude almost constant. The flight behaviour is quite identical to the first version. Once in the air, even this version is incredibly easy to steer. I was surprised myself how exactly it can be controlled. The airspeed is now even 6 mp/h faster than the previous version and is now 138 mp/h. I also extended the capacity of the batteries once again. On the ground it is now even more stable and manoeuvrable than the first and also the other versions. MK II is for me the most beautiful model of this series, which is best balanced in terms of size, armament, number of blocks used and thrust. In order to get all 21 Hawkeye Cruise Missiles successfully directed to the target, you should, in a slight downward flight with flat angle, fly directly towards the target. Since the aircraft is designed to pull up gently (for better turnability and easier take-off and landing), it is still possible to overfly the target easily afte