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daemyrs
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Re: FD AU 2

#291 Post by daemyrs »

I think I have way too much time on my hands. All of these aircraft were used in the Unified States of Daemyrs' Air Force at one point or another.
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This last one should say "modified by Daemyrs", but I cba'd to fix it.
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Blackbuck
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Re: FD AU 2

#292 Post by Blackbuck »

Impressive! Whilst it saddens me that I've yet to see anyone make use of my designs for their AUs these are just as interesting. Can't help but think though the F100 engined Ching Kuo would either be better off actually being an F-16 or going back align the twin route with something like a pair of F414s or EJ200s... Namely because of why the FC-1 was conceived. Otherwise things seem to my coffee deprived brain to be in order.

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Re: FD AU 2

#293 Post by squizzy »

I would agree with Blackbucks sugestion with F404/414 and EJ200 or even the M88 (Rafale Powerplant) would make sense for a AIDC FCK-1 re-engine as they be in the more ideal size, range and class for this fighter type.
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Re: FD AU 2

#294 Post by adenandy »

I think impressive drawings, none the less. well done! :)
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Re: FD AU 2

#295 Post by eswube »

Nice work indeed. :)
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Re: FD AU 2

#296 Post by nighthunter »

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Re: FD AU 2

#297 Post by daemyrs »

Well, I've done my army/navy heavy-lift helicopter. What do you guys think? I'm especially looking for feedback on the skycrane.
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Hood
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Re: FD AU 2

#298 Post by Hood »

I like all the helicopters. The Skycrane version looks good and I like the Puma meets Mil-10 look of these. The only criticism I have is that the tail rotor is too high, you could safely lower it quite a bit. At the moment it sticks out as oversized.
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Re: FD AU 2

#299 Post by daemyrs »

Hood wrote:I like all the helicopters. The Skycrane version looks good and I like the Puma meets Mil-10 look of these. The only criticism I have is that the tail rotor is too high, you could safely lower it quite a bit. At the moment it sticks out as oversized.
It's based off of the Westland Westminster (which is where the overall body shape, as well as the main and tail rotor come from. I'm going to attempt to do a smaller one, but I might stick with this one.
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Re: FD AU 2

#300 Post by klagldsf »

Pretty impressive on all accounts. Any details on your AU?
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