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Hello again, does somebody have better pictures or drawing of this airplane, it VSTOL, with Bristol Pegasus engine and plus two more.
Second aircraft is Nord N.4210 with like Hawker Harrier engine.
J found only this small pictures
Great regarding for all,and thanks in advance
 

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sorry second pictures
 

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ivran said:
Hello again, does somebody have better pictures or drawing of this airplane...
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Yes, me ! ;)

If I'm not totally wrong, they are downsized and somehow coloured version of those drawings,
I made some years ago for Mirage 4000's Le Fana article about the Nord VTOL/VSTOL designs.
Don't have they at hand in the moment, but will post them this evening.
 
As promised the drawings from Alexis Rocher article in Le Fana. Was a great surprise, when I
got the basic drawings back then, many thanks again !
 

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thank you very much, you are the best on the world
 
Thread on a scratch model kit under construction by "gaët la bëte" at master194.com:
http://www.master194.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=4&t=76480
 
And from Le FANA.
 

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Skyblazer said:
hesham said:
And from Le FANA.
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This is the work of our own Jemiba, a.k.a. Jens Baganz...
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Oh yes,


I meant this is a clearer one,of course I know the work of my dear Jemiba.
 
From 1961 Aviation Magazine small article...and its translation for those whose French is a bit rusty.

So, the 4210 had a Bristol Pegasus BS53/15, which is rated at 69kN
And the 4400 had a BS100 with 116kN dry and 160kN with plenum chamber burning

The 4300 clearly shows a lift fan instead of the cold nozzle of the Pegasus+a hot nozzle Pegasus.

I'm struggling with dating these projects. 1958 to 1961 range. Anybody?
 

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However in the 1962 Aviation Magazine table about Nord Aviation, the 4400 is listed as a BS53/15 type and the 4120 the BS-100. Also the engine ratings are different. The 4300 is not mentioned. I ran thru all the items in the list cross checking with other sources. It is a mixed bag. Mostly it is accurate, but not always. The problem is that later authors referenced this very list. So, I favor individual source articles over compiled lists.
 

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