Winning bid was US $142.50.
Somebody got ripped off!Triton said:Winning bid was US $142.50.
InvisibleDefender said:Somebody got ripped off!Triton said:Winning bid was US $142.50.
Triton said:InvisibleDefender said:Somebody got ripped off!Triton said:Winning bid was US $142.50.
Really? Why do you say that?
Triton said:It's a fake?
elmayerle said:The original concept was to use a gas-driven lift fan instead of the mechanically-driven one that Lockheed-Martin used. When that didn't work out, McDD went with a lift engine and that broke the terms of the competition and they were eliminatated. I'm told that the aero types in Fort Worth considered them a much more worthy and dangerous competitor than Boeing.
flateric said:Yes, they have built test rig - I've seen photos. Problem was, as it was written here many times, lover battle damage survivability of the system.
Triton said:Northrop CALF? MRF concept?
quellish said:MRF. See
http://www.secretprojects.co.uk/forum/index.php?topic=1748.0
Kartek said:Why do most of the links in this thread ( and a few others ) just go back to the home page?
I created this CALF artwork back in 1994. Here's a USMC version.
McDonnell Douglas / British Aerospace / Northrop Grumman team JAST 9C-4 design concept, UK Royal Navy variant.
McDonnell Douglas / British Aerospace / Northrop Grumman team JAST 9C-4 design concept, USAF CTOL variant rollout.
Here's a notional unpainted view of the McDonnell Douglas / British Aerospace / Northrop Grumman team JAST 1 design concept for the Joint Advanced Strike Technology (JAST) program. I created these texture maps in the mid 1990's for a computer animated manufacturing sequence.
No, 1/144 model is not a fake, according to Tony Chong (a retropost).InvisibleDefender said:Triton said:It's a fake?
It looks right, but have you ever seen an aeronautical company make a 1/144 display model during a competition? I'm not suing that it is fake, but definitely odd.
flateric said:No, 1/144 model is not a fake, according to Tony Chong (a retropost).
elider said:Don't know if this belongs in this thread. It is the MDD MRF model 1006 from Bill Sweetman's article in JDW about 15 years ago. It was a part of the design evolution to JAST, and is one of my favorite design concepts.
pometablava said:Colour version from elider's pic on reply#22
McAir Multi-Role Fighter
Article 1 Article 2a An article also from the Sept McAir “Team Talk’ on the upcoming McDonnell entry to the Multi-Role Fighter (Which became the F-16, I believe). It is interesting as it details some of the paperwork that we had to deal with, even to just start a new project!
Color sketch artwork I created 23 years ago. Northrop multirole fighter concept derived from the YF-23 program. If we would have stuck to a clean straightforward single-service derivative like this, we might have had something mature and operational today, well before that "other" program.
Dsadow said:Does anyone out thee have a really good 3 view or 5 view drawing of the McDonnell JSF submission ?