Geoff, thank'ee kind sir.  Yes, that tells me what I need to know.

I'm more interested in the idea of a J79 Mirage IV as proposed in some of the earlier posts.

Quote from: PR19_Kit on October 15, 2011, 05:09:02 AM
I'd forgotten this thread. What a cracking looking aeroplane the Mirage IV is, every schoolboy's idea of what a Mach 2 bomber should look like, especially from above the rear quarters. 

Yup must admit the Mirage IV and the B-58 were the types of aircraft I doodled in the corner of my maths excercise book 

Interceptor variant of the mirage 4

I don't see any visual?

Armed with mica & a2a versions of the agm-88 harm missile a bubble canopy canard foreplanes & an F1 style horizontal tailplane plus 2 30mm cannons & a cranked arrow double delta wing that's been cropped at the wingtips for  a mica rail

Rather like this?

That looks brilliant 

Sorry about that Tophe a long interceptor with an f-1 horizontal tailplane twin vertical fins plus a cropped cranked arrow double delta wing with wingtip rails 2 cannons & a lot of air to air missiles + a single seat bubble canopy & canard foreplanes

We discussed about the Mirage IV (01 compared to A) in the Mirage III topic at https://www.whatifmodellers.com/index.php?topic=10054.345 

Quote from: thundereagle1997 on November 28, 2022, 09:19:08 PM+ a single seat bubble canopy

I presented a Mirage IV with a two-seat bubble canopy at https://www.whatifmodellers.com/index.php?topic=10054.360
but without showing the seats so one is allowed to imagine a single seat under it.

Mirage IV NG
You may think that canopy is not in scale..., but it is in scale!

That's really neat 

A lesser known variant of the Mirage IV A, the Mirage IV C (unbuilt fighter version of the IV A).

You can find some info and data here (french website) :
https://aviationsmilitaires.net/v3/kb/aircraft/show/9470/dassault-mirage-iv-c
https://aviationsmilitaires.net/v3/kb/aircraft/show/2592/dassault-mirage-iv

QuoteThe Mirage IV-B bomber was twice as large as the Mirage IV-A.

That would have been even larger than a Vulcan! 

Almost the size

Quote from: PR19_Kit on April 01, 2023, 05:35:39 AM

QuoteThe Mirage IV-B bomber was twice as large as the Mirage IV-A.

That would have been even larger than a Vulcan! 

Almost the size of a B-58

P.S. Link to Mirage IV-C's thread on Secret Projects.
https://www.secretprojects.co.uk/threads/dassault-mirage-ivc.4039/