Auto Credit Based on RamboJutter's BAC Attacker II 4.6
Nozzles can be seen in the standard flying position when reheat is off. Wing slats are down to assist handing when under 200mph.
Lighting the fires, nozzles open up, takeoff soon approaches.
AG1 for reheat
AG3 for lights
AG4 for brake chute
AG5 for wing fold (storage only, who would fold them in flight... honestly)
AG7 for arrestor hook
TRIM for elevator
LandingGear for undecarriage.
Specifications
General Characteristics
- Predecessor BAC Attacker II 4.6
- Created On Windows
- Wingspan 37.8ft (11.5m)
- Length 65.9ft (20.1m)
- Height 18.9ft (5.7m)
- Empty Weight 28,421lbs (12,891kg)
- Loaded Weight 32,610lbs (14,791kg)
Performance
- Power/Weight Ratio 2.48
- Wing Loading 18.7lbs/ft2 (91.1kg/m2)
- Wing Area 1,748.5ft2 (162.4m2)
- Drag Points 3645
Parts
- Number of Parts 746
- Control Surfaces 0
- Performance Cost 3,573
Very cool and creative design! I wish this was a real plane and I wish the RAF had adopted it.
@Nuclearbomber36 hi
@Jaguargery @Trainzo @FlyingHueman thanks for the comments and upvotes, I'm happy with the way it turned out, I made some big changes to it during the build which definitely improved it.
Sup @Aarons123
It gives me some slight Cutlass vibes, if the Cutlass had been developed a few years later with supersonic aerodynamics and all. Its design screams late 50's, I love it.
Great creation . Big nice job .
Wonderfull looking plane!
uber speed Aarons123
@Aarons123 i was typing it lol.
Hey, I’m here before the description is added