[Update in Description] F-117N Seahawk

Update: https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2407183970 Note: Has limited V/STOL capabilities. Use lift controls (Up and Down arrow keys) to takeoff and land. For conventional takeoffs, your runway must be at least 3 times the length of the aircraft. Check the aircraft's control mapping for more info. Top Speed: 108 mph Weapons: 8x Hawkeye Cruise Missiles DPS: 9,400/s Total Weight: 578. 50 Units Total Cost: 1,360,956 BBs Excerpt from https://military.wikia.org/wiki/Lockheed_F-117_Nighthawk: In the early 1990s, Lockheed proposed an upgraded, carrier capable variant of the F-117 dubbed the "Seahawk" to the U. S. Navy as an alternative to the canceled A/F-X program. The unsolicited proposal was received poorly by the Department of Defense, which had little interest in the single mission capabilities of such an aircraft, particularly as it would take money away from the Joint Advanced Strike Technology program, which evolved into the Joint Strike Fighter. The new aircraft would have differed from the land-based F-117 in several ways, including the addition "of elevators, a bubble canopy, a less sharply swept wing and reconfigured tail". The "N" variant would also be re-engined to use General Electric F414 turbofans instead of the older General Electric F404s. Furthermore the aircraft would be optionally fitted with hardpoints, allowing for an additional 8,000 lb (3,600 kg) of payload, and a new ground attack radar with air-to-air capability. In that role the F-117N could carry AIM-120 AMRAAM air-to-air missiles. I wasn't satisfied with the performance of my previous Nighthawks so I went and updated them, but instead of making a third version of the standard F117, I chose to base my new version on a carrier-borne variant that never went beyond the proposal stages. This new and different version of the F117 avoids the problems that plagued the previous ones and replaces the old weapons with the more reliable cruise missiles, however, at the cost of being m