Stealth Lego Bricks Warplanes For Kingdom of Lego

The FL-37 stealth warplanes flying over the sky of the Kingdom of Lego yesterday.

The Royal Legoland Air Force (RLAF) has received the first 24 stealth warplanes from the Royal Aircraft Manufacturing (RAM).

The warplanes touched down at Royal Airbase Legotown yesterday afternoon and were received by Prime Minister Rito Wingo.

The RLAF has ordered 180 of these stealth warplanes, code-named FL-37. FL stands for "Fighter Legos".

Prime Minister Wingo welcomed the warplanes and inducted them into the 181st Fighter Squadron of the RLAF. The remaining warplanes will be delivered within the next few months. 

"With these warplanes, we can hit Malatia anywhere, anytime. Malatia will not be safe because our air force can go anywhere undetected", said Wingo. He added: "I have ordered our air force to monitor Brikvania closely, and if needed, destroy any hostile forces there too".

The RLAF is the first regional air force to possess the FL-37 warplanes. These warplanes will replace the ageing Hawk F-7E warplanes, which have seen extensive operations during the last regional war. 

"The air force will keep some 200 Hawk F-7E warplanes as they are cheaper to operate. But in any future war, expect to see the FL-37 to be the first to enter enemy's airspace", said Professor Colino Legos, a defence expert at King's Own Defence College in Legotown.

Beside the 5th-generation warplanes, the Kingdom of Lego is also building new tanks and armoured vehicles, along with a new set of warships and submarines.

"We expect war with Malatia​ anytime. I want a regime change there inside Malatia and we are load and ready," added Prime Minister Wingo.

Other NARTO countries have ordered the FL-37 warplanes too. The Kingdom of Fabu is waiting to receive 36 FL-37s while Caledonia will get up to 80 of these new warplanes. The Kingdom of Suva and Equanter each has ordered between 4 to 12 of the FL-37. Each of these warplanes cost around $80 million Bricks dollars.

Brikvania is the only regional country with no air force.

In Malatia, it was reported that the Malatian armed forces has completed the manufacturing of the ADM-400 air defence system, which is reported to be able to detect stealth warplanes. 

So far there is no news that Malatia will deploy the ADM-400 yet. The ADM-400 has a range of 300 km, and is supported by MM-8 air defence system able to operate up to 70 km.