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Looks like the MD 279-3 PCB fighter.
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A McDonnell Douglas or BAe advanced Harrier project of some description?
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It is a Mcdonnell Douglas project, but if you come up with a project number, you'll get control.
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Plenum Chamber Burning - as per the Harrier.
I have given you the project model above. The McDonnell Douglas Model 279-3 is a wing/canard design with a 48,800lb gross weight for a ski-jump take-off. Powerplant is a PCB-equipped Pegasus-type engine by Pratt & Whitney, associate to Rolls-Royce on the US Marine Corps AV-8B Harrier II programme. Instead of the raked intakes associated with supersonic flight, the Model 279-3 has short inlets of the type used successfully on the AV-8B, but with half-cone centrebodies. |
Lightning Mate is correct.:ok: It is indeed the circa 1983 McDonnell Douglas 279-3 project. You have control
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You had me worried there mate!
Many thanks...... http://i636.photobucket.com/albums/u...29/biggear.jpg |
Have to go, so usual rules apply if someone gets it.
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From the USA mate?
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Afternoon/evening mate.
Not American - European. |
Not Eastern Europe or Scandinavia. :)
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Morning David, a quick coffee break. Looks like the Lambach HL.I ?
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Morning Ken. :)
Deal done - your turn. :ok: |
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:uhoh:..........
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Morning gents. :)
Looks familiar Ken. Racer? |
Looks familiar Ken. Racer? |
Biplane or monoplane mate?
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If it's a monoplane then it looks shoulder wing.
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Biplane or monoplane mate? |
military purposes. French? |
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