OACF-35

Overview
The OACF-35 is an Orde made multirole fighter. It was made to heavily enforce the Orde's air battle doctrine, which is heavily focused on utilizing fast and deadly aircraft. A designer from the OAC's designs bureau, Kurtz Enfel, proposed for a large multirole fighter with an unorthodox configuration and a high amount of aerodynamic flow. The OAC gave Kurtz an authorization to make prototypes. And from a selected batch of prototypes, designated Kurtz-35 design, the fighter's overall performance eclipsed the other prototypes and was to receive production order. Currently, 8 units are made and are airworthy.

Design
The OACF-35 featured a distinct canard wing configuration and two large winglets built in with control surfaces. The engine of this fighter was put into a pusher configuration and was equipped with specialized 5 bladed supersonic propellers to adapt its blindingly fast speed. Another feature was the khapyte exhausts which are located inside specialized flaps on the larger wings. This fighter also sported a low drag hooded cockpit. This fighter's sleek fuselage and high angle swept back wings make it so that it could control better in very high speeds.

Performance
The OACF-35's speed is highly overwhelming, it can outrun even the fastest of Talkan fighters with full thrust, It's control surfaces also gave it great authority of stability and control when doing high G maneuvers. Another advantage is the exhaust engine that grants full efficiency, allowing prolonged use of Khapyrte full thrust. Its four SK 208 burst autocannons reserved a lot of ammunition enough to shoot down dozens of aircraft in a single deadly strike. To add, the screeching sound that the fighter's supersonic propellers produce amplifies the fear factor. The fighter is also big enough to carry air torpedoes, specialized for high speed bombing. But still, this fighter has a drawback that sticks out like a sore thumb. Due to the efforts to highly improve the aircraft's speed, this fighter is unarmored. Meaning that it is very prone to enemy fire, which can easily engulf the fighter in flames and highly compromising its controls.

Trivia
The OACF-35 is inspired by some real life aircraft such as:

- Kyushu J7W Shinden for the control surfaces and aerodynamic canard design.

- Focke-Wulf Ta 152 for its size and armament placement.

- F4 Phantom for its role