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Mosquito FB Mk VI - Uncle Tom Rockets (1.8+ ONLY)

The de Havilland Mosquito, often nicknamed the “Mossie” by it's crews, was a British aircraft that first flew in 1940. Built primarily from wood due to wartime shortages of metal, it proved to be one of the fastest and most versatile planes of World War II. Initially conceived as an unarmed bomber, its remarkable speed allowed it to outrun enemy fighters, leading to its adaptation into numerous roles — including night fighter, reconnaissance aircraft, and even a precision bomber. The Mosquito became famous for daring low-level raids, surgical strikes, and photo reconnaissance missions deep into enemy territory. Its versatility and performance made it a favorite among pilots, and by the end of the war, it was considered one of the most successful aircraft designs of the era. Today, the Mosquito remains a symbol of British innovation, celebrated for showing that unconventional ideas could lead to extraordinary results.

Credit to Madmilk_Tj for helping with the landing gear systems.

How to fire the rockets accurately:
1) Fly at high altitudes above your target.
2) Dive down onto your target.
3) Place the target within your sights.
4) Fire the rocket.
5) Pull up immediately AFTER firing the rocket to avoid a cold, hard slam into the earth. Doing this during the firing of the rocket can cause it to veer off course.
6) Rinse and repeat.

Hold Down X - Enable Engine Controls
Press X - Landing Gear
ALT Throttle - Engine Throttle
ALT Mouse - Pitch/Roll
ALT Steering - Yaw
ALT Pg. up/down - Flaps
Fire Action 1 - 20mm Hispano Mk.II + 7.7 Browning machine gun
Fire Action 2 - 4x Uncle Tom Rockets