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Depending on the complexity of the concept it can take two or three days just to plan out the fuselage.
Then the engines & weapons usually take another three or four days or even a week.
(working on-and-off sometimes or troubleshooting problems we find)
Then come secondary systems like weapon control assist and flight control assist computers or specialized systems like countermeasures or intelligence equipment.
After that there is alot of field testing to discover and resolve any bugs or defects. Adding, removing, and tuning different aspects to make the craft as effective as possible until it is deemed high quality enough for 1.0 release.