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Hi Skytrain10!
The layout for this one is quite different from the Arrow. the CF-105 had shoulder-wings, for example, and multi-wheel bogies for the main gear.
RR
The layout for this one is quite different from the Arrow. the CF-105 had shoulder-wings, for example, and multi-wheel bogies for the main gear.
RR
Well guys,
I'm a jet fighter jock from the sixties, and this one beats me. I've looked at all I can think of, including the ones you mention above.
Looking at the time in Australia, I feel we'll have to wait until tomorrow and maybe get some clues - sure need them!
LM
I'm a jet fighter jock from the sixties, and this one beats me. I've looked at all I can think of, including the ones you mention above.
Looking at the time in Australia, I feel we'll have to wait until tomorrow and maybe get some clues - sure need them!
LM
We're all wrong so far methinks.
The only T-tails I can think of are the F104 and the Voodoo, and neither bear any resemblance to this machine.
G'day Noyade. How are you?
LM
The only T-tails I can think of are the F104 and the Voodoo, and neither bear any resemblance to this machine.
G'day Noyade. How are you?
LM
It looks like it...RR
Morning Guys, and goodnight to you all! 
Well done evansb, the Grumman XF12F-1 which lost out to the Phantom.
Control is yours.
RR's illustration from Aerofiles was the one I intended to upload when revealed. I don't think it even reached a mock-up stage(?) This was the original line drawing...
Well done evansb, the Grumman XF12F-1 which lost out to the Phantom.
Control is yours.RR's illustration from Aerofiles was the one I intended to upload when revealed. I don't think it even reached a mock-up stage(?) This was the original line drawing...
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I can think of a few that had a similar outline, but in each case the wing or tailplane configuration is wrong. One that I have only read about, but not seen a photograph of, is the Campini Caproni S.C.3. Could it be this one?