I like the last one Aros.
What New FlightlineRC or FreeWing Model would you like to see come next!
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I would like to see The B1 Lancer as the next Motion RC Freewing Model it's the only supersonic strategic Nuclear Bomber in America's arsenal and I think it would make for a great addition to the motion RC line up and also it would be nice if Motion RC would consider doing a concept aircraft the US Navy consider building a more stealthy version of its now retired F-14 TomCat which looked like a cross between a F-22 Raptor And a F-14 Super TomCat because of their dislike of the single engine configuration of the F-35 lightning force Upon them do to joint strike fighter program while in development the F-35 lightning but due to budget restrictions they cancel their version of the more stealthy Futuristic F-14 TomCat and just stuck to the F/A 18 Super Hornet and added some modest modifications. it would be a very unique opportunity if motion RC could somehow bring a wonderful concept to life from the pages of engineering to reality.Comment
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It's funny...I was thinking just this morning that I would love to have a large B1. Talk about an under-represented airplane!
If they can manage to swing the wings of an F-14, they could do the same for a B1.
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Your history and cause and effect are all mixed up there.I would like to see The B1 Lancer as the next Motion RC Freewing Model it's the only supersonic strategic Nuclear Bomber in America's arsenal and I think it would make for a great addition to the motion RC line up and also it would be nice if Motion RC would consider doing a concept aircraft the US Navy consider building a more stealthy version of its now retired F-14 TomCat which looked like a cross between a F-22 Raptor And a F-14 Super TomCat because of their dislike of the single engine configuration of the F-35 lightning force Upon them do to joint strike fighter program while in development the F-35 lightning but due to budget restrictions they cancel their version of the more stealthy Futuristic F-14 TomCat and just stuck to the F/A 18 Super Hornet and added some modest modifications. it would be a very unique opportunity if motion RC could somehow bring a wonderful concept to life from the pages of engineering to reality.
The aircraft in your avatar photo was the NATF, the Navy Advanced Tactical Fighter. It had zero to do with the F-14, other than as a possible F-14 replacement.
The NATF program was over long before the JAST/JSF/F-35 program had flown a prototype. Ergo, this aircraft not moving forward in development had nothing to do with any decisions related to the F-35.
What really killed any chance of there ever being a NATF in service was the fact that in the late 1980s until early 1991, the Navy was spending billions of dollars they did not actually have on the A-12 Avenger II.
It was a great looking concept, though. Myself and a coworker built the only large-ish display model ever built of the NATF when the program was active. It was a 1/20 scale model, hand carved and machined from basswood and plywood, with working swing wings and a full cockpit. The model still exists. Here is a (poor) picture of the 1/20 NATF next to a 1/20 scale F-22A model.
This is far too obscure for a mass produced foam EDF, but would make someone a great scratch build project.Comment
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Great history lesson tab28682 thanks for clarifying. Did I understand that correctly? Were you actually part of the NATF program and that's why you built the 1/20 model?
You are correct, it is too obscure for mass production but boy it sure looks cool!My YouTube RC videos:
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Great history lesson tab28682 thanks for clarifying. Did I understand that correctly? Were you actually part of the NATF program and that's why you built the 1/20 model?
You are correct, it is too obscure for mass production but boy it sure looks cool!
I am about to retire after 35 years in the engineering model shop at Lockheed Martin in Fort Worth (was General Dynamics until about 1993 or so.) Supported many, many programs over the years, including all aspects of ATF/ F-22 and JSF/F-35. NATF was a minor subset of ATF.Comment
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Beech D-18 is available in civilian and military service. De Havilland Mosquito, AV-8B Harrier, Hawker Hunter, F-106 Delta Dart, B-25 Mitchell, Douglas A-26Comment
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It certainly would be worth starting a new thread here in this area for what Nexa needs to produce as a balsa ARF.Comment
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A Beech 18 could be offered in a silver scheme, with a choice of military or Civilian decals. Lots of choices for either version in silver. 1.5-1.6m at least, size wise.
Plain silver would make it easy to paint in any desired scheme.
I would probably have to have one.Comment
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+1 on the B1, would be sweet, I'l like a current bomber.
my short list
-b1
-b29
-vulcan
-messerschmitt p1110
-ho229
- Northrop YB-49rc flyin addictComment
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