CiTrus90's 3D Drawings of Unbuilt Aircraft

Thanks ;)

Here is a Convair proposal for a supersonic seaplane.

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That is very cool, but I am a bit baffled at the forward engines :*
 
yasotay said:
That is very cool, but I am a bit baffled at the forward engines :*
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For take-off and landing, I believe they rotate up near the pylon root around thirty to forty degrees. Normally, the location they are in in the rendering is to reduce the bending moment on the wing. I don't recall if the rotation of the pylon also provided a thrust vector for landing and take off as well, though I would assume it did so intentionally. Otherwise, why really place it in that location as you noted.
 
I'm having way less time than in the previous months, and, unfortunately, way less inspiration; still, here is a couple of new models.

Aermacchi MB-324:
 

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And Ambrosini S Vindex:

Regards.
 

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Very nice !
And other designs that I didn't know. Funny how the Aermacchi have a very "Hawkerish" look.
 
I always enjoy the obscure aircraft that you choose. No need to apologize to the insatiable audience.
[font=]I do hope the lack of time and motivation is due to good news for you?[/font]
 
Thanks everyone!

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I do hope the lack of time and motivation is due to good news for you?
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If starting back with university and getting an inguinal hernia at the same time is good news, then, i'm having a blast ;D

Another rather obscure aircraft, for which i could find only a side view (so i apologize if there is any mistake in its depiction): the CAC XP-68.

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Sorry to hear. Hope you get well soon. The return to University is good news though. I do like your continued choices of really obscure.
 
CiTrus90 said:
If starting back with university ...
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That's good. Enjoy your time, make the best of it.
... and getting an inguinal hernia at the same time ...
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That's bad.
Another rather obscure aircraft, for which i could find only a side view (so i apologize if there is any mistake in its depiction): the CAC XP-68.
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That's good. Excellent choice.
 
Thanks everyone ;)

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I'd love to see your take on what an operational B-70B would look like. -SP
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Anti-flash white, SAC band?

@Arjen

Thanks! Your post triggered a memory of a Simpson's episode in my head. Not sure if it's a good thing. Or bad. ;D

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Krbl911ZPBA

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LOL! Thanks for the Simpson's piece. Great mid-day refresher. That is like every meeting I go to these days.
 
CiTrus90 said:
Thanks everyone ;)

Steve Pace said:
I'd love to see your take on what an operational B-70B would look like. -SP
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Anti-flash white, SAC band?

@Arjen

Thanks! Your post triggered a memory of a Simpson's episode in my head. Not sure if it's a good thing. Or bad. ;D

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Krbl911ZPBA

Regards.
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Yes, anti-flash white with SAC band - beautiful illustration. Please PM me for a price quote for a high res image of same. -SP
 
Some Luft '46 with the Henschel Hs P.75 (based on drawings by Justo Miranda) ;)

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A couple more:

-Rockwell Strategic bomber
 

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-Fairey GOR. 339 entry

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You make me discover new designs every time ! :) That Fairey is new to me.
Well done ! And the Henschel Hs P.75 really look like a sport car B)

PS: wish you all the best for your health and all.
 
Martin Model 302, Long Range Interceptor ;)

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Hawker Siddeley P.139B: ugly, yet fascinating ;)

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I would have named it the "Gromit".
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;D

I thought it kinda looks like a double decker bus with that cockpit up there and those frames...

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Regards.
 
Reminds me of the Hasegawa egg planes...

Very nice renderings - thanks! Mark
 
Thank you!

Keeping up with the British style, here's one of the most conventional-looking proposals for the F.155T: the De Havilland D.H.117.

Regards and happy new year to everyone ;)
 

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