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Well the first one is a P-51 the second is a re-engined SAAB L-27
I think my english is not sufficient to explain what I exaclty mean.... I am speaking of the shape, of the line...the canopy doesn't look smooth....in an asthetical sense...it looks edged in your drawing, look at this picture for example
http://www.socalvalue.com/airace/p-51/p51_profile1.jpg The canopy has a fluent line....
The last drawing looks nice btw. Is it a fictional Plane?
I know what you mean but look at this picture
The last picture is a P-35, P-40 and He-112 mash
Second generation Mörkö-Morane
Originally posted by Vukovlad
_VERY_ nice! Entendard IV modification?
Originally posted by Vukovlad
No Su-15 actually
Interesting, that wouldn't have been one of my guesses...
Looks like a mix of a Mirage III and an Entendard.Very nice drawing.
Now that I know to look, the tail and the wings are from an Su-15. The Etendard/Mirage look is mainly due to the nose, cockpit, and air intakes.
Also did a two engined version and the marking? Skull island ofcourse!
It was the nose that said Entendard IV to me.
I like the Phantom II tail, it really gives the design a sleek look.
I like the single engine version better. The Phantom tail doesn't seem to fit right.... I think the tail is too massive for the petite rest of the fuselage.
This post has been edited 1 times, last edit by "Daidalos" (Dec 8th 2011, 4:26am)
Originally posted by Daidalos
I like the single engine version better. The Phantom tell doesn't seem to fit right.... I think the tail is too massive for the petite rest of the fuselage.
Seconded. The tail may look sleek but it's massively disproportional to the rest of the aircraft - like a diminutive ballet dancer with a fat man's legs.
The mighty Grand Fenwick Air Force always stand ready to defend its skies!
I fear that it has far too much engine for the rest of the aircraft; the view from the cockpit on takeoff would be terrible, and ground-handling questionable without guides on the outboard wings. Once airborne it might be okay, but visually the cockpit seems to sit far too back on the fuselage.
Moving the cockpit forward
Heavy Tank of the Byzantine Empire, from my story
Jerusalem front.
Interesting design, a sort of cross between a Sherman, T26 and Panzer 3/4.
Originally posted by thesmilingassassin
Interesting design, a sort of cross between a Sherman, T26 and Panzer 3/4.
And T-28.
This post has been edited 1 times, last edit by "GromoBoy" (Feb 10th 2012, 10:15am)
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Originally posted by Daidalos
Sunday, June 2nd 2024, 6:47pm
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