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I don't think the intake is accurate, though. What you've modelled as a backward-swept section of the inlet lip is in fact the intersection of the planar exterior sidewall with a DSI bump compression surface:

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Basically, I think the intlet lip has only 3 sections: the forward-swept side walls and an arced cowl in a plane perpendicular to the direction of flight. Compare to the J-20:

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Also, the upper intersection between the strake and missile body seems too blended in your model. If you look at the blue bands on the mock-up there is a definite angle between the slope of the body and strake upper surface.
 
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I don't think the intake is accurate, though. What you've modelled as a backward-swept section of the inlet lip is in fact the intersection of the planar exterior sidewall with a DSI bump compression surface:

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https://www.thedrive.com/the-war-zo...-missile-concept-unveiled-by-northrop-grummanView attachment 697248
View: https://twitter.com/defence_insider/status/1643359781070032896


Basically, I think the intlet lip has only 3 sections: the forward-swept side walls and an arced cowl in a plane perpendicular to the direction of flight. Compare to the J-20:

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Also, the upper intersection between the strake and missile body seems too blended in your model. If you look at the blue bands on the mock-up there is a definite angle between the slope of the body and strake upper surface.
You are mistaken there is a simple bucket air intake, since the DSI bump is not used for hypersonics
 

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Sky Sonic from RAFAEL is a new interceptor missile designed specifically against hypersonic missiles. The Sky Sonic interceptor is two-stage missile system designed to integrate with existing early warning sensors. The first stage will bring the interceptor to the approximate height, whereas the second stage is the kill vehicle.

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Rampage Missile
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