Gallian Navy SCB-2 Scout Bomber

The SCB-2 is the Gallian Navy's front line state-of-the-art Dive Bomber/Scout Plane, entering service in 1936. With a top speed of 310mph, the SCB-2 was extremely fast for a bomber. This is thanks to its Ragnite Radial Engine, which can put out 2000hp maximum. The aircraft was well-respected by those who flew them, being known for it's ruggedness and blazing speed. It was armed to the teeth, with 2 wing-mounted 20mm cannons(200 rnds each), 2 20mm tail guns, and could carry up to 2000lbs worth of bombs or 1 Aerial Torpedo, more than enough to send any Imp warship to the bottom of the sea. The SCB-2 featured a "Cranked-Wing"(Also known as "W-Wing"), which made the plane stable in high-speed dives, adding to it's high accuracy during bombing runs. 

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Decided to take a small break from futuristic transforming jet robots. The SCB-2's design is derived from the SB2C Helldiver and A-35 Vengeance in design. The color scheme above is based off the real world USN Helldivers of VB-84, which flew from CV-17 Uss Bunker Hill in 1945.