Similar Aircrafts

[illuminatidinesh]

First of all these are delta configuration, tat is the only similarity in these planes. I dont know why it should be removed? Black bird is also a delta wing plane. Regards

 

[bc040400065]

SU27 & Mig29

 

[Safriz]

Buran

Space shuttles.....all of them

 

[Safriz]

Beluga

Super Guppy

 

[SQ8]

here;s another one to go with the above post..
the dreamlifter.

 

[Safriz]

Yak 24

Chinook

 

[SQ8]

Addictive thread..

HUP retriever

To go with the YAK.

CH-46

The flying Banana

And just for eye candy..
the sleek Boeing 360

 

[FSLN]

P.S : These aircrafts are compared on their looks only

I dare you to find anything close to these Black birds...


the King fish Convair Kingfish - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

this bird dates back to the late 50's and its the grand dad to all of Stealth planes..
more on the stealth capabilities of the KingFish

"After cancellation of the B-58B in mid-1959, Convair turned to a completely new design, similar to their earlier entry in name only. The new "Kingfish" design had much in common with the Convair F-106 Delta Dart, using a classic delta wing layout like most of Convair's products. It differed in having two of the J58 engines buried in the rear fuselage, and twin vertical surfaces at the rear. The intakes and exhausts were arranged to reduce radar cross section, and the entire aircraft had the same sort of angular appearance as the later Lockheed F-117. The leading edges of the wings and intakes continued to use pyroceram, while other portions used a variety of materials selected for low radar reflection, including fiberglass. The new engines reduced the cruise speed to Mach 3.2 compared to the "Fish"'s Mach 4.2, but range was increased to about 3,400 nm (6,300 km)."...


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the F-117

 

[Safriz]

Bristol 188

SR-71

 

[Safriz]

Brev BE-200

A-40 Al'Batros

 

[SQ8]

Ah..but here's something not from beriev..
the Martin P6M seamaster.

 

[illuminatidinesh]

Ah..but here's something not from beriev..
the Martin P6M seamaster.

Interesting post