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Harding-Miller Type G/150 WW1 Frontline Bomber

The Type G is a series of bomber and attack aircraft designed and produced by british aeronautical firm Harding-Miller in 1916. The Type G/150, or the HM11, was designed to carry 800 lbs of ordinance 600 miles at 100 miles per hour, with defensive ordinance for all around fighter protection. It would see extensive service in the first world war, primarily used for night raids over German occupied territory in France. By its time of adoption, it was the second largest airplane in the world.

• Insure engine fuel connections are good (Hose anchors are connected)
  
• Active L ENGINE MAGNETO & R ENGINE MAGNETO in the Pilots Position
  
• Set both throttles in excess of 20%
  
• Open L Engine Fuel Valve and Open Cooling Loop (Physically on the engine nacelle)
  
• Physically spin the propeller until engine catch (Invisible button on the propeller)
  
• Open R Engine Fuel Valve and Open Cooling Loop
  
• Physically spin the propeller until engine catch
  
• Set Engine Throttles to 100%, set throttles to "Flight"
  
• Feather Propellors when ready for flight

• Fly level at in excess of 500 ft altitude
  
• Arm the desired bomb set
  
• Look below the bombardiers position for the bombsight
  
• Press 6 to drop when ready

ZE Engine Controller by Uran_Wind
Flicker Controller by Peekofwar

Good luck and Godspeed.