McDonnell Douglas Fokker MDF-100

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Can anyone tell me the designation of the MD concept that was basically a DC-9 with wing-mounted engines? I believe there was a sketch of one in a book by Bill Gunston years ago.
 
Re: MD-?

Do you mean the Douglas design concepts that led to the DC-9? There are two that I know of.

Douglas Project 2067:
http://www.dc-8jet.com/dac-dc9-p2067.htm

Douglas Project 2086:
http://www.dc-8jet.com/dac-dc9-p2086.htm

There was also the DC-9 Super 80 Propfan:
http://www.secretprojects.co.uk/forum/index.php/topic,1296.msg59203.html#msg59203
 
Re: MD-?

I believe this was a mid-'80s concept, and not a propfan. I think it was kicked around after the MD-11 was launched. It retained the t-tail but had larger engines under the wings. But thanks for the links! Nice to finally see the plane they had to scrap when the 707 came on the scene.
 
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Could you be thinking of the MDF-100, a proposal by McDonnell Douglas and Fokker, from the early 1980's?
http://www.secretprojects.co.uk/forum/index.php/topic,1430.msg118465.html#msg118465

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http://www.secretprojects.co.uk/forum/index.php/topic,1430.msg99600.html#msg99600
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That's it! I also just stumbled upon a pic of the D-330 that was planned with Airbus - similar as well. But the MDF-100 was the one!
 
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Funny this: I have the MDF-100 project, but with a regular tail, not a T-tail:
 

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Funny this: I have the MDF-100 project, but with a regular tail, not a T-tail:
I had been from the F.29 Fokker Forum, and I bet, is this a proposed normal tail version of the Fokker-MD F.29?

Is there any 3-point view blueprints ever exist somewhere?
 
The MDF.100 is the successor to the F.29. Yes, 3-view drawings exist, and I have copies, from Fokker brochures.

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the F-29 used fuselage sections from the Boeing 757. I assume those would not be used for the MDF.100. The wing design is similar.
 

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The MDF.100 is the successor to the F.29. Yes, 3-view drawings exist, and I have copies, from Fokker brochures.

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the F-29 used fuselage sections from the Boeing 757. I assume those would not be used for the MDF.100. The wing design is similar.

IMO this aircraft is a bit funny looking when I put a loft into it. It does feels like the shape of a cute little dinosaur, given the wingspan are only 112ft width compared to the total length of the 135ft long fuselage width 168 in fuselage diameter create a somewhat on the small side wing area LMAO. Will it fly? lol :p
 

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The A321 is 44 m long and has a wing span of 35.8 m. Fokker may not have been the most successful business, but they knew their aerodynamics.
 

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