Installed it in my 4.12.2 w/MA5.3, took a look at the external and noticed how small the flight crew is, it looks like some little kids are flyin it like they stole it.......LOL..
I agree Mike, perhaps its a 412 issue, the flightcrew do look a bit small to me as well. Maybe we can look forward to a fix for this minor issue?
I think we need to remember that this is a heavy four engine bomber, the same size as US four engine bombers. It was longer, had a larger wing area and stood higher than a B-24 Liberator! It had more than twice the power of a B-24. The Kurowashi''s sleek lines makes one forget about this beast's size. This thing is HUGE!
Perhaps the seats can be raised a bit though, since it seems the pilot can't see over the dashboard.
One thing that would be great is if someone with the correct know-how can make the defensive turrets move, since they currently just shoot straight out, making them useless for self defense.
Here are some stats:
Type: Heavy Bomber
Crew: Five
Powerplant: Four 24-cylinder, liquid-cooled X-engines, each developing 2,500hp, each pair driving two, metal, 3-bladed contra-rotating propellers
Dimensions
Span: 32.82m/107.7ft
Length: 21.09m/69.2ft
Height: 5.88m/19.3ft
Wing Area: 133.00 sq.m/1,431.6 sq.ft
Weights
Loaded: 17,850kg/39,352lb
Performance
Max speed: 690km/h/429mph
Cruise speed: 589km/h/366mph
Landing speed: 145km/h/90mph
Range: 5,900km/3,666 miles
Ceiling: 15,100m/49,540ft
Fuel Weight: 8,000kg/17,636lb
Armament
Eight machine guns and four 23mm cannons; up to 8,000kg (17,636lb) of bombs
The Kurowashi had remotely fired ball turrets in the leading and trailing edge of the wings.