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Sopwith F.I "Camel"

The Sopwith F.I Camel, an iconic British World War I fighter aircraft, is renowned for its agility and effectiveness in aerial combat. Introduced in 1917, it quickly gained fame for its distinctive humped fuselage, earning it the nickname "Camel." Powered by a rotary engine, it boasted impressive maneuverability, making it a favorite among Allied pilots. Despite its quirks and challenging handling characteristics, the Camel proved to be a formidable adversary against German aircraft, contributing significantly to Allied air superiority during the Great War.

WASD Controls W/S - Pitch Up/Down A/D - Roll Left/Right Arrow key Left/Right - Yaw Left/right Arrow key Up/Down - Throttle Up/Down X - Engine Startup Procedure Reverse Gear - Engine Blip Switch Action 1 - Fire Primary Weapons

MOUSE Controls Alt - Enable Mouse Controls Mouse Forward/Backward - Pitch Down/Up Mouse Left/Right - Roll Left/Right A/D - Yaw Left/right W/S - Throttle Up/Down X - Engine Startup Procedure Reverse Gear - Engine Blip Switch Action 1 - Fire Primary Weapons

Difficulty - Hard Speed - Average Turn Rate - Average Climb Rate - Above Average Durability - Average ================================ Takeoff Speed - Approx. 135kph/83 Mph Landing Speed - Approx. 150kph/93 Mph Stall Speed - Approx. 125kph/77mph Maximum Altitude - Approx. 4600m/15091.86ft ================================ The Sopwith Camel is highly susceptible to violent and unrecoverable flat spins, especially at slower speeds. It makes up for this short-coming in it's sheer ability to play and dance around it's foes, if in command of a experienced pilot. Its a decent turn fighter being able to best most aircraft it comes across, and it can out climb and outrun faster maneuvering planes like the Fokker Dr.I making it an overall beast in the air.