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Mitoko wrote:*holy snip*

The first one, the original-era Su-37, looks almost like a "Rafale-ski" from the top, while the S-56 looks almost like a twin-tail "Falkonski", or perhaps some F-16 got frisky with an Su-27 in the back of the hangar.

I like all these old cancelled projects that people manage to dig up. They are quite fascinating, especially that S-37 thing. It would have been interesting to see something quasi-resembling Western strike fighter designs enter Russian service. Going by the bulky, well-built nature of the models and the mass of hardpoints, I'm guessing this would have more followed some kind of Strike Eagle-type analog?

darthpanda wrote:

darthpanda wrote:

Yes, yes, yes! I don't know why but the F-22 drawing kind of reminds me of a Tarantula Hawk wasp, probably because of the dark, subdued finish and canopy giving it the look of a flat black, washed-out shell, and just how sinister that plane looks. Nice job!

Poland cannot into attack planes

Nice drawings, but they could do little bit more shading and shaddowing. Try to take example of the other planes drawn in this scale

I added to the slovenian vehicles serie Hudavendigar's OTOKAR Cobra and the M84 MBT, which is based on Gollevainen's T-72.

I have to say, that I also plan to do the Cougar helicopter and maybe the Bell 412. I would like to do the TAM truck, but I couldn't find a good photo or blueprint or something like that to do it.

A couple more what-if RAF profiles.

First up, the proposed TSR.2 conversion trainer variant


Some more P.1154 examples, the top left hand one is armed with four Hunting BL755 cluster bombs, the lower right hand one has a mixed load of 68mm Matra M155 pods and a ventral twin 30mm ADEN cannon pod. Also included is a West German export P.1154.

Work-in-Progress Cougar AS-532 UL

Another couple of TSR.2s, this time equipped with the planned ventral pod with SLAR, Linescan and cameras in reece optimised squadrons.

I found these in Project cancelled by Derek Wood.Maybe a future version ? Air launched Blue Water and Grand Slam.