Various Artworks

[Brian da Basher]

I like these SST airliners a lot, BW!

You've got a very artistic eye for livery!

Well done!

Brian da Basher

[Old Wombat]

OK;

One possibly named after sodium carboxylate;

Another named after a dialect from the Kochi region of Japan; &

The third after a monoamine neurotransmitter with more functions than most people realise.

Different!

[Brian da Basher]

OK;

<snip<

The third after a monoamine neurotransmitter with more functions than most people realise.

<snip>

Would neurotransmitters get you there faster than an SST?

Asking for a friend,

Brian da Basher

 

[apophenia]

Love the SA-4800s ... and great airline names 

[The Wave]

Thank you, all!

Glad you like the airline names! Below are some leaflets for them.

[apophenia]

Oh wow ... those are brilliant! Nice work 

[elmayerle]

Oh wow ... those are brilliant! Nice work 

What this gentleman said.  Beautiful work and skillfully done.

[Brian da Basher]

Those leaflets are incredibly well done.

You've got some mad graphic design skills, my friend!

Now if Air Seritonia's ticket desk would just answer the phone. Are those guys asleep or something?

Brian da Basher

[The Wave]

Thank you, everyone! @Brian You should file a complaint to them when you get through.
Here's a new one for you all. This one is kind of a rare and weird one, but it's an actual patented Fairchild/Republic design for the AFTI (Advanced Fighter Technology Integrator) program.





The patent:

[The Big Gimper]

How does this thing fly?   

Nice profiles.

[phoenixII]

Lifting body principle?

[GTX_Admin]

Interesting. 

[GTX_Admin]

How does this thing fly?   

Nice profiles.

One assumes it relies on body lift.  I would be keen to see more about this particular design though.

[Brian da Basher]

How does this thing fly?   

Nice profiles.

One assumes it relies on body lift.  I would be keen to see more about this particular design though.

Me too. These lifting body designs are fascinating!

Off the get lost in teh Google...

Brian da Basher

[The Wave]

Another one! Here's two profiles of the unbuilt McDonnell Douglas Model 225 VFX, one in a F-14 "Early A" style scheme, and the classic Vandy 1 black.

[elmayerle]

Very nice!!  You can definitely see it's Phantom II ancestry.

[apophenia]

Very nice!!  You can definitely see it's Phantom II ancestry.

They are indeed    According to Scott Lowther, the Model 225A "was in part derived from the F-4(FVS) studies" for a variable-geometry Phantom derivative. http://www.aerospaceprojectsreview.com/blog/?p=1674

[tahsin]

Can I have a request of sorts? Web works funny in my country, it took me 5 minutes you were using Imgur as a picture host. Can't complain but it's banned for some reason around here and proxy services regularly fail, because it requires some sort of web interaction. But if know the URL,  I can get the pictures through the proxies without a hassle. Would it be possible to add the adresses as well?

Never mind, I discovered I could the adresses after saving the whole page, thanks.

[The Wave]

Thanks guys!

@Tahsin, certainly, will do! If you don't mind me asking, what country are you from that requires you use a VPN? I could try switching image hosting sites to one that isn't blocked so you don't have to save the page.
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Here's something new, a hypersonic bomber based on an unknown McDonnell Douglas hypersonic concept (image below). I couldn't find any information on it, unfortunately.


https://i.imgur.com/vWbpunk.png


https://i.imgur.com/GjNMWmG.png

[tahsin]

I surf at web cafes, I will save threads anyhow. The links much appreciated. Thank you.

And yes, the atmospheric shot is really cool.

[The Wave]

I see. You're welcome, and thank you!
Here's a profile of the Iranian Saeqeh-80 or simply Saeqeh/Saegeh. It was difficult finding any photographs or information of this particular production version (it may have been a prototype judging by the paint scheme, but that cannot be confirmed either), but I think I got it relatively accurate.


https://i.imgur.com/oZEKvPz.png

[GTX_Admin]

 

[The Wave]

https://i.imgur.com/ttqFpH6.png

A Lockheed-NASA design for a variable-geometry Mach 5 hypersonic carrier-based aircraft from 1990. This beast would've been 100.5 feet in length!

[elmayerle]

Here's a profile of the Iranian Saeqeh-80 or simply Saeqeh/Saegeh. It was difficult finding any photographs or information of this particular production version (it may have been a prototype judging by the paint scheme, but that cannot be confirmed either), but I think I got it relatively accurate.


https://i.imgur.com/oZEKvPz.png

I've got the Omega-Models kit of this one.  Real tempting to do an operational scheme.

[GTX_Admin]

Random idea:  Vietnamese version of it