Gramersea Falcon

Built by the Gramersea Aviation company during the Lowlands War, the Falcon was a military plane that was ordered by the Aquilan Air Force to bolster their Winged Corps during the war.

Development
The Falcon can find its roots in the Gramersea Sparrowhawk, the first commercially successful crop-duster in the Empire. The Sparrowawk made the Gramersea company a household name in the hinterlands as its simple design, Tessler engine, and affordability saw the sale of over 1000 planes.

These attributes would prove to be of great interest to the Aquilan Air Force as the the Free States pushed into the Western Lowlands in the fifth year of the Lowlands War.

With the Grand Fleet stretched across the Empire and its territories, and the attrition that pilots faced on the sweeping front that seemed to claw its way across Solitude Ridge, Gramersea were approached to develop a plane able to defend Aquila.

Within a month of the commission, Gramersea unveiled their design. Drafted by George L. Easton, the designer of the Sparrohawk itself, the Falcon proved to be a formidable plane for the time.

Design
The Falcon