A-4 Skyhawk Blue Angels

Made by: TinyLegsMcgee The A-4 Skyhawk could go 673 mph and could carry half its weight in munitions. Its designer, Ed Heinemann, realized that planes were getting too complex and hard to maintain, so he made this, a small 40 ft. light attack bomber. 2,960 were made between 1954-1979 and retired from US service in 2003. This is the A4-F model, however the Blue Angels didn't have the avionics hump and had a bent refueling probe. CONTROLS: WASD, SPACE / L-SHIFT to throttle up/down, left / right arrow keys for yaw and taxi, press both to brake, E for air brakes, Q for gear, X to eject, L-alt for the smoke trail. AVIONICS: down / up arrow for pitch trim, I / O for roll trim, P for autopilot. LIGHTS: L for nav lights, K for strobe lights, J for landing lights, H for beacon lights. WARNINGS and COCKPIT LIGHTS: the white circle means your gear is up, the yellow left one means your airbrakes are out, the red one in front is a low altitude warning, towards the back is your throttle. (ik this isn't super accurate but this was sorta added in after I made the plane) If you like what I make come check out my workshop page! I've got tons of high quality aircraft and military vehicles.