Alternate History Combat Aircraft

[cortz#9]

Needs some missiles !

Ok, ok! Sheesh.
Went back and edited in a Ruhrstahl X-4 air to air missile.
The plane could carry up to four X-4's(2 under each wing) but I could only render one.

 

[Pangur]

Ok, ok! Sheesh.
Went back and edited in a Ruhrstahl X-4 air to air missile.
The plane could carry up to four X-4's(2 under each wing) but I could only render one.

Nice! Thanks

 

[ennobee]

Messerschmitt Me-262H. IV
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Me-262HG.III with butterfly tail from Me-262H.II

Some changes to the wingplan and you have a Messerschmitt-built f-117

 

[cortz#9]

Some changes to the wingplan and you have a Messerschmitt-built f-117

Messerschmitt-Me-262X Nacht Falke

Experimental stealth fighter.

 

[Pangur]

Messerschmitt-Me-262X Nacht Falke
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Experimental stealth fighter.

This is so good! It deserves to be written in to a TL191 time line

 

[Concerned Brazilian]

The Embraer A1 Kaingang was a navalised, licensed version of the Sukhoi Su-17.

It was developed for use in the Minas Gerais-class aircraft carrier.

12 such aircraft were produced between 1982 and 1983, one of which crashed in the Port of Santos on September 3, 1987.

After Brazil returned to democracy, the planes were replaced by A-4 Skyhawks in 1995, three years after the naval air wing operating the Kaingangs was disabled and the *Minas Gerais* only operated helicopters and naval patrol aircraft.

For a timeline where Brazil was a socialist dictatorship during the cold war

 

[cortz#9]

This is so good! It deserves to be written in to a TL191 time line

Yeah something sci-fi-/ASB-ish would be good.

 

[Pangur]

Yeah something sci-fi-/ASB-ish would be good.

Knock off copy of a Lizard a/c?

 

[cortz#9]

Knock off copy of a Lizard a/c?

That could work or maybe a section of a small town is ISOT into the past after a nuclear blast (the star of WWIII in another timeline) and the Germans find a burned out bookstore or hobby shop with some scale models of late war German planes and some F-117's, there's not enough info to build a straight up copy but enough to show them the way to more advanced designs.

 

[cortz#9]

Front view of the Me-262X Nachtfalke.

 

[ric350]

Very nice! An alternative load out could be racks of R4Ms (similar to what several ‘50s era USAF fighters carried, albeit internally).

ric350

 

[paulo]

Very nice! An alternative load out could be racks of R4Ms (similar to what several ‘50s era USAF fighters carried, albeit internally).

ric350

Well, in reality, R4M racks are surprisingly compact.

 

[Pangur]

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Well, in reality, R4M racks are surprisingly compact.

I did not realise how compact they were, thanks

 

[ennobee]

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Well, in reality, R4M racks are surprisingly compact.

So are those attached to a mahogany wood cutting board?

 

[cortz#9]

So are those attached to a mahogany wood cutting board?

The Germans used wood a lot in the later half of the war.

 

[Virginia Liberal]

The Germans used wood a lot in the later half of the war.

German pride

Its the end of the war we are forced to use wood but damn it IT WILL BE THE BEST WOOD !

 

[cortz#9]

Focke Wulf Ta-626

Post war German bomber using technology bought from the Soviets who stole it from the US in a timeline where Germany didn't go to war with the USSR due to an earlier entry into the war by the US.

 

[Pangur]

Focke Wulf Ta-626
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Post war German bomber using technology bought from the Soviets who stole it from the US in a timeline where Germany didn't go to war with the USSR due to an earlier entry into the war by the US.

It has a vague Beagle look

 

[cortz#9]

It has a vague Beagle look

The original pic was of a Soviet bomber with B29 features, hence the background story.

 

[Wingman1]

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