Alternative-history long-range heavy fighter aircraft, designed by aircraft engineer Igor Sikorsky in the mid-1930s. A large twin-engine aircraft with an all-metal construction, low-wing monoplane featuring a straight high-aspect-ratio wing. Two radial piston engines mounted in streamlined aerodynamic nacelles on the wings. Long, elongated fuselage with a powerful solid nose section armed with forward-firing cannons and machine guns. The nose section has no glazing. Two-seat cockpit with a large glazed canopy, accommodating a pilot and a gunner/navigator, providing excellent visibility. Armament: 2 × 20 mm nose-mounted aircraft cannons and 2 × 12.7 mm machine guns; a defensive rear turret armed with a 7.62 mm machine gun covering the rear hemisphere. Capability to carry external drop fuel tanks under the wings. Conventional retractable landing gear with robust heavy-duty struts. Style: realistic 1930s aviation concept-art reconstruction, industrial retrofuturism, highly detailed metal surfaces, rivets, and panel lines. Interwar engineering aesthetics, completely free of modern design elements. The aircraft appears heavy, powerful, and functional, resembling an "air cruiser" more than a lightweight fighter. Camera: dramatic 3/4 view from below, emphasizing the aircraft’s scale and power, slight cinematic perspective similar to interwar aviation posters. Ultra-detailed, cinematic, photorealistic aviation concept art, realistic lighting, atmospheric sky, masterpiece quality, Mehr sehen