F-16 Dérivatives

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Have you tried blending F-16 with Rockwell HiMAT?

The F-16 HiMAT looks good, whatever classification.

I forgot that our friend CamNut built one F-16 HiMAT-like 3 years ago: https://www.whatifmodellers.com/index.php?topic=44704.0 

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The Vickers 559 project does not look like a F-16 completely but may inspire missing links:

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And a F-16 direct from Hollywood's space program:

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Have you tried blending F-16 with Rockwell HiMAT?

The F-16 HiMAT looks good, whatever classification.

I forgot that our friend CamNut built one F-16 HiMAT-like 3 years ago: https://www.whatifmodellers.com/index.php?topic=44704.0 

I must have missed it completely. Thanks for pointing it out!

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Today I have added on my site (of what-if F-16s) http://www.kristofmeunier.fr/f16ofil.htm
6 pictures from the web, including this one:

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The mix F-16/Alouette 2 was not a helicopter but featured a panoramic canopy (for subsonic flight only):

[ericr]

 

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Thanks! And maybe, ericr, you are the inspiration of this drawing above, putting an helicopter cockpit/nose on your airplane models, once or twice I don't remember

Now, "more seriously", here are two VTOL Falcons, inspired by the Yak-141 Freestyle:

Yes, I am happy these two are (supersonic) twin-boomers!

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2 new unusual F-16s for the day:

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and 3 more F-16, on F-16XL basis: 

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other tandem F-16: A+XL (or XL+A): 

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Fairchild did design several transports for the Saturn rocket, a reduced scale one could have been loaded on a special F-16: 

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The F-16XL gave birth to a kind of Javelin II: 

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I have made the drawing of a short F-16 without tailplanes then I saw that perttime did almost the same a long time ago. Anyway they are a little different, enriching the family: 

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This could have been the "true" Lightning II...