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“Der Flieger” 5/1978 asked on page 189 “is this the new lightweight fighter Panavia 190 ‘Spitwulf’ with a RB.199 engine, designed for a top speed of Mach 2.2”? Only the length of the aircraft was given – 12 metres.
I sent the two-view drawing to Tony Buttler, Mike Pryce and jemiba. “It looks like a magazine’s idea of some ‘rumoured’ project” was the essence of their answers. Meanwhile I see it that way. Probably it’s just a fake. Nevertheless Panavia worked on a PANNAP (Panavia New Aircraft Project) single-engine design (BAC P.61?). This could be an influence to the “Spitwulf” fake.
Does anybody know something about the P.61?
I sent the two-view drawing to Tony Buttler, Mike Pryce and jemiba. “It looks like a magazine’s idea of some ‘rumoured’ project” was the essence of their answers. Meanwhile I see it that way. Probably it’s just a fake. Nevertheless Panavia worked on a PANNAP (Panavia New Aircraft Project) single-engine design (BAC P.61?). This could be an influence to the “Spitwulf” fake.
Does anybody know something about the P.61?