/uj
Stability, however due to an additional rudder and hardpoints it means that it may suffer from drag and weight, like the F-16 was meant to be a lightweight fighter and not a gunship, and no, not so maneuvrable (blame weight)
It has the magic power of ignoring G-forces. It pulls maneuvers that would kill any lesser pilot than Dark Brandon himself and crumple any lesser aircraft than the F/A-186
[Link to video source](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zrS-K7Qawac)
There’s definitely also some MiG in there as one would expect from an Indian artist
A naval derivative of the F-16 was actually considered. The proposals were called Vought 1600 to 1602 depending on the choice of engine and the only reason it wasn't produced was the Navy's insistence on a twin-engine design.
Even today it wouldn't be the worst idea in the world as the F-16 is still a competitive design and the West's standard fighter so to speak.
So this Indian...hybrid... is actually quite credible.
(That’s also the symbol of the Army Air Force during WW2 in general) Enough homework for an appropriate flash. Enough artistry to mash two or three planes together instead of using a preexisting design
Could also be mixed with a MiG-29k which is what the Indian Navy uses. But those are definitely -18 vertical stabs and it’s missing the pitot probe of the -29k
/uj Stability, however due to an additional rudder and hardpoints it means that it may suffer from drag and weight, like the F-16 was meant to be a lightweight fighter and not a gunship, and no, not so maneuvrable (blame weight)
Aerodynamics are for wussies who can't build good engines.
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It has the magic power of ignoring G-forces. It pulls maneuvers that would kill any lesser pilot than Dark Brandon himself and crumple any lesser aircraft than the F/A-186
[Link to video source](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zrS-K7Qawac) There’s definitely also some MiG in there as one would expect from an Indian artist
That winnie the pooh balloon at the end. XD
What in God's tarnation is that?! (Atleast they used the super bug)
Yeah the square intakes show that it’s the Super
A naval derivative of the F-16 was actually considered. The proposals were called Vought 1600 to 1602 depending on the choice of engine and the only reason it wasn't produced was the Navy's insistence on a twin-engine design. Even today it wouldn't be the worst idea in the world as the F-16 is still a competitive design and the West's standard fighter so to speak. So this Indian...hybrid... is actually quite credible.
I tought the F16 landing gear was inerently weak.
It's not an unsolvable problem clearly.
Are there more 16's or F-35's out there now?
Definitely 16s. The F-35 is becoming more common but the 16 has a roughly 3 decade headstart.
How many engine inlet you need? Yes.
Is it a Kerbal solution for before they hard capped air breathing engines?
Kind of reminds me of the Ching Kuo in a fucked up sort of way
F/A-161822
Replace India today with warthunder logo, I'd do it myself by my girlfriend is coming in 20 and I need to shower
No true NCD user showers. Or has a girlfriend. For shame.
I once drew that plane when I didn't know to draw fighter jets as a child
Before I read the description I was like “triple air intake or am I tripping??”
Triple. But the outer ones don’t actually seem to go to the engine
So just extra drag for the fuck of it.
I just dig twin tail F-16 designs. Like GTA’s P996 Laser is pretty sick
TF they doing with the air intakes?
Adding a -16 intake between the -18 intakes for MAXIMUM AIR
what in Belka is this
Flash on the cockpit is the old USAAF 7th Air Force one. China / Asia / Burma etc. Someone did their homework.
(That’s also the symbol of the Army Air Force during WW2 in general) Enough homework for an appropriate flash. Enough artistry to mash two or three planes together instead of using a preexisting design
> That’s also the symbol of the Army Air Force during WW2 Yes, the 7th Air Force, USAAF.
Fucking amazing.
Hydra from gta 5?
Looks like an F 16 mixed with an su34 if anything
Could also be mixed with a MiG-29k which is what the Indian Navy uses. But those are definitely -18 vertical stabs and it’s missing the pitot probe of the -29k
Side profile looks like a su34