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Spirit of St. Louis

The Spirit of St. Louis was the nickname given to the legendary plane Charles Lindbergh used to fly over the atlantic ocean and was the first to do so completly alone. The actual real name of the aircraft was Ryan NYP (Ryan Air being the aircraft company that built it, and NYP standing for New York - Paris). The aircraft is not too agile, as the real one was based on a mail plane and those wheren't as agile either.

Importent:
As The front view in the cockpit is non-existant I suggest yawing to the right, rolling slightly to the left and activating the peak button listed in the controls to get a clear view:


As you can't look straight ahead I implemented a peak feature that lets you peak out of the left window a bit. Combined with yawing to the right you can almost view completly ahead, lust like Charles Lindbergh did it back then.

Top speed: 348 km/h
Weight: 99.55 Mass
Blockcount: 203
Flying difficulty: Easy

• Able to peak out of the left window in cockpit view
  
• Rugged and widely placed landing gear
  
• Close to authentic handling
  
• Legendary real life aircraft
  
• detailed radial engine

Standard Controls:

Pitch: T/G
Roll: F/H
Yaw: R/Y
Accelerate: C

Peak outside the window (in cockpit view): U
Cockpit view: 1

Alternative Controls:

Pitch: Up/Down
Roll: Left/Right
Yaw: Rightshift/Numpad1
Accelerate: Rightcontrol

Peak outside the window (in cockpit view): Numpad4
Cockpit view: Delete

I'm glad to see some feedback below.