Quick! Blame it on the Russians....

[deathjester]

During the mid -1980's, nearly the complete details of the Lockheed F-117 Nighthawk Stealth Fighter were stolen from their Burbank plant.  Everyone assumed it was the Russians, seeking parity with their foe. 

But What If...! It wasn't the Russians at all, but rather MI6, Britain's Secret Intellgence Service, that 'obtained' the plans?
Gentlemen, I present to you, the Bae Cerberus Strategic Bomber.

[ysi_maniac]

Love this model. Can we see more pics from different angles?

[The Rat]

Can we see more pics from different angles?

Nope, that's the only angle at which it's visible. They really upgraded the stealth technology!    Beautiful job dj!

[Jeffry Fontaine]

Square nose is certainly different, gets rid of that awful looking pointy thing while allowing you to park it in the corner. 

Pixel/digital camouflage looks good too.

Where is the money shot?  We need more images and a description on what you did to create this. 

[PR19_Kit]

You can't trust those MI6 guys as far as you can throw them........ 

Nice work there, different enough to make it stand out from the crowd.

[thedarkmaster]

Cool,  , like it very much    

[deathjester]

This was fairly easy, as it was the first ride out for my new hot wire cutter.  This involved taking off the horrid pointy nose, and substituting a faceted plate.  I then cut off the 'hump' for the top of the cockpit, forming an air intake for the third engine, and faired in the cockpit, like the Avro 730.  This model, as you might have guessed, has been scale-o-rama'd to 1/72 scale.  Finally, I fitted the original tails as high altitude manouvering canards, and attached a spare F-18 tail as a vertical stabiliser.