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Consolidated B-32 Dominator

Consolidated B-32 Dominator
The B-32 was a heavy strategic bomber built for the American Army Air Force during World War II. It was developed alongside the B-29 to serve a similar roll, serving as a fallback if the former project failed. It saw limited combat against the Japanese in the Pacific theater, being known for the last aircraft to see combat in World War II after an attack against "Hobo Queen II" on August 18, 1945.

Operation
This B-32 is modeled after "Hobo Queen II", the last serving B-32. Control of the aircraft is rather simple and docile. All controls in the cockpit are labeled, with a full crew of a bombardier, dorsal and ventral gunners, navigator, radio operator, and co-pilot.

1. Turn on the relay to the side of the settee in the front of the fuselage All switches are powered by this
2. Push the prop clutch to the left of the pilot to max. Activate magnetos, set alt hold and autopilot is desired in the navigator's position before flight.
3. Start engine 2/3 and push the throttle (dial to the right of the radiator temps) to a gradual 0.30
4. Taxi to the runway, line up, and gradually increase the throttle. Pushing it too fast will collapse the front gear. Remember to let the aircraft get up by itself or you will risk striking the rear ball turret.
5. Keeping the throttle above 0.9 for extended periods (you have a solid 5-10 minutes) cause fires. I recommend turning off engine overheating until I fix this issue.

Credit

Credit to Boll for their B-24. I heavily used ideas from this as I didn't have much experience with bombers.
Credit to anyone on the Endoskull discord who helped me make this with their advice.
Special thanks to Haydenator21 for the engines and advice on gunners.