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Well, technically speaking it really *is* a pure "paper concept" ...Not the one in the middle of that picture ...
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Well, technically speaking it really *is* a pure "paper concept" ...Not the one in the middle of that picture ...
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It's the Bristol Siddeley Flying Pig concept, see https://www.secretprojects.co.uk/threads/bristol-siddeley-flying-pig-v-stol-1960.1525/.
"Flying Pig" I think the marketing guys were on vacations that dayIt's the Bristol Siddeley Flying Pig concept, see https://www.secretprojects.co.uk/threads/bristol-siddeley-flying-pig-v-stol-1960.1525/.
"Flying Pig" I think the marketing guys were on vacations that dayIt's the Bristol Siddeley Flying Pig concept, see https://www.secretprojects.co.uk/threads/bristol-siddeley-flying-pig-v-stol-1960.1525/.
in my dear Scott's site,he found it in ebay,this Yak-21 aircraft drawing,but of course not related
to known one,can I ask what was it ?,real or hypothetical ?.
Not sure of the provenance of this illustration, but the 'aircraft' in question was used in the T.V. series, Marvel Agents of Shield...
It's a Bagera3005 drawing. The art style is instantly recognizable.Not sure of the provenance of this illustration, but the 'aircraft' in question was used in the T.V. series, Marvel Agents of Shield...
From Flying 1956-5,Hi,
here is a picture to article from Icare magazine,spoke about Henri Coanda's design of flying saucer
fighter Project,I think it was not real, right ?.
From Aero Digest 1956,
what that Bell concept real or just a generic ?.
From Flying 1956-5,
I want to know if he really involved in flying saucer design or no ?.
One advantage there is that the tiles abut one another and are protected from ascent airflow. Perhaps a wing-section could fit in between as well.Hi,
was that a real Spaceshuttle project or not ?.
View: http://www.flickr.com/photos/publicresourceorg/494042595/
Looks like the early FB-23 concept, also a similar design proposed as the AX-17 for the ATF programHi,
here is a fake fighters to Erik Simonsen.
That is rather different, I see it has a Smithsonian credit but I'm curious as to its original sourceOne advantage there is that the tiles abut one another and are protected from ascent airflow. Perhaps a wing-section could fit in between as well.
This may warrant another look.
So that's where Cyberpunk got the idea... (Many of the CP2013 and 2020 helicopter-replacements are basically a van with a Pegasus turbine strapped to it)Internal I think they didn't really think it would 'catch-on' anyway but IIRC it was also called an "Aerodyne" but that didn't get much traction either.
I suspect that the name was part in-joke since it wouldn't really be all that useful but it was essentially just a 'brute-force' lift and move using a jet-engine rather than helo blades. Mostly the same issues as with the actual "Aerodyne" (https://disciplesofflight.com/bizarre-aircraft-lippisch-aerodyne/) that tried using a ducted fan.
Randy
So that's where Cyberpunk got the idea... (Many of the CP2013 and 2020 helicopter-replacements are basically a van with a Pegasus turbine strapped to it)
AV4 and AV6, the van body is on top of the harrier engine like those Japanese mid engine minivans. AV9, engine is on top of the van body more like a Blackhawk.Yep they state in the books that the A7 is a van with a Harrier engine But I always wondered how they fit people AND an engine all in there
Randy
look like Saab Project 1300-71DAlso,what was this, fake design or not ?.