Canard Pusher Fake Airplane of 1960s

[hesham]

From Aviation magazine 1963,

here is a canard pusher low-wing light fake monoplane,designed as a future development of the Fabre concept
from the pioneer of the flight.

 

[Maveric]

Hi all,

i have only this drawing and the name B.70. Can anybody help?

 

[fortrena]

If I may be so bold, the source of the drawing, which was inspired by the North American XB-70 supersonic bomber perhaps, and a date of publication might be useful.

 

[archipeppe]

The B-70 alike plane is on background.
The odd propeller aircraft is a fantasy, maybe it come from a comics book...

 

[TomS]

We have it with caption here. The B.70 is of course a reference to the B-70 bomber in the background; the foreground image appears to be a notional canard pusher aircraft.

https://www.secretprojects.co.uk/threads/canrad-pusher-fake-airplane-of-1960s.33412/

 

[hesham]

We have it with caption here. The B.70 is of course a reference to the B-70 bomber in the background; the foreground image appears to be a notional canard pusher aircraft.

https://www.secretprojects.co.uk/threads/canrad-pusher-fake-airplane-of-1960s.33412/

We can merge the two topics.

 

[riggerrob]

The centre-of-gravity looks way too far aft for natural stability.
Why do the canards have dihedral?

Sorry, but I am a cranky, old eye-ball engineer comparing this ficticious canard with canards built by Curtiss-Wright, Rutan, SAAB, etc.