Alternate History Combat Aircraft

Pangur

Pangur

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Rfl23 said:
This is ny first attempt at making alternate combat airfcraft so here we go this is an alternate bomber used by the russian republic in TWR:
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A russian republic B-29 bomber (many are given to the russian republic by the us as they are switching to B-36 and B-47) that was used during the siberian war and the russian-soviet war.
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Keep going! Great start
 
Gillan1220

Gillan1220

Rfl23 said:
This is ny first attempt at making alternate combat airfcraft so here we go this is an alternate bomber used by the russian republic in TWR:
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A russian republic B-29 bomber (many are given to the russian republic by the us as they are switching to B-36 and B-47) that was used during the siberian war and the russian-soviet war.
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Where to get these templates? I curious in making my own aircraft for the Philippine Air Force.
 
Leander

Leander

If you understand some very basic french or are good at guessing there is also this:
Which has a lot of pictures and a pretty good number of 3-view drawings.
 

cortz#9

Lindberg F33
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Pangur

Pangur

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I'm not where this would fit in however I have often wondered about soviet fighter that were manufactured fully in the west with a mixture of soviet n western armaments
 

cortz#9

Pangur said:
I'm not where this would fit in however I have often wondered about soviet fighter that were manufactured fully in the west with a mixture of soviet n western armaments
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I was originally thinking this might go in one of the TL-191 threads we have but then decided agaisnt it. It's just an alternate timeline plane because I cant think of a background story.

Virginia Liberal said:
So the P51 and the Me262 had a baby
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Yeah it's my take on an American Me-109TL.
 
Leander

Leander

Virginia Liberal said:
Do you think the P51 airframe would get proformnce boost from jets ?

Or something closer to the P59
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As far as I can tell the aerodynamics of the P-51 are very good so (sufficently) stronger engines should benefit it.
Historically these piston to jet conversion usually were not as good as dedicated jets though, maybe with the exception of the swedish Saab 21, but that one was from the ground up designed with the eventual conversion in mind.

The P-59 on the other hand was never a particulary good plane and mostly build as a test to get manufacturers acustomed to the new technology and train pilots on them.
 
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