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Well, congratulations to Mitch, but we firmly see that these are nothing but popularity contests. Maybe we should just call them that? I'll at least post my reviews of the entries that I made up as I scored. TimothyC's Cerro Punta : My drawing. I'd like to thank acelanceloet, erik_t, & Sea Skimmer ...

For anyone watching the thread, my entry here has been radically reworked:

Edit: This entry has been significantly updated since originally posted. Mount Tapochau Class Command Ship https://www.cizadlo.us/Shipbucket/CC-25_Cerro_Punta_2021_RC_10.png CC-21 Mount Tapochau CC-22 Matafao CC-23 Lata CC-24 Mount Lamlam CC-25 Cerro Punta CC-26 Mount Bordeaux Hull and propulsion ...

Thanks for the detailed feedback, Timothy. Always interesting to get another perspective. You're welcome. I've commented before that in many ways, a well thought out smaller force can be more interesting than even what I end up sketching out for some of my ideas. Edit: Yeah, I really like this as ...

Nice work, and I would like to make a few comments however. Pilatus PC-12 : used for army liaison (officer transport, medevac and utility transport), and similar roles in air force service, plus regional VIP transport. The "Spectre" variant, similar to USAF U-28 Draco, is an option to modernise and ...

While I concur on the basing issues, the only thing I can think of adding is a SAC stripe and shield.

https://i.imgur.com/Y6BJjVx.png I think I see what you did. It looks like you took and shaded everything but the hull that was about four feet from the maximum width - which is a close match to the shading on the original drawing. From what I remember, the hull shape on NS Savannah is broadly ...

Convair always knew how to design a sci-fi looking aircraft! They certainly did. The Model 62 (58-9) was based on the B-58C / B/J-58, which was one of the growth proposals for the B-58 Hustler. I co-wrote a bit of fiction with e of pi called The Last of the Clippers which outlined a timeline where ...

Sorry for the double post, but after some sleep and such, here is Release Candidate 3 of my version of the aircraft:

Convair Model 62 or 58-9, an early 1960s proposal for a 52 seat mach 2.4 SST.

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