BD-5 family drawings

[Tophe]

Dear Weaver,
I thank you for this idea that I would note have thought of, great!:


And this makes me think of the opposite direction: an even smaller BD-5, like a control challenge... For the code BD-5S could have been Small but was already Sailplane, BD-5T could have been Tiny but was already Turbo, so BD-5L is Smallest...:

[Tophe]

And the BD-5L-3 was like a flying catalogue of versions, while the L-2 was a tailless fast one (even more difficult to control):

(thanks again, Weaver)

[PR19_Kit]

I can see there being a run on the LS kit of the BD5 at this rate. 

[Tophe]

Sorry this is not yet the end...

I add a simple asymmetric derivative like a Bv-141:


With a whole family of its own...:

[Tophe]

Thanks to imagine they would actually fly!
(even if this is without pilot inside, to endanger no life...)

[Tophe]

I agree with our friend Ericr logic: each airplane (or microplane) family must have seaplane versions (flying boat or/and floatplane):

[Tophe]

I agree with our friend Ericr logic: each airplane (or microplane) family must have seaplane versions (flying boat or/and floatplane):

Not forgetting twin-hull and single-float versions, of course:

[Tophe]

And maybe this one counts both as seaplane and (vertical) twin-boom (two longitudinal bodies holding the tail):

[Tophe]

The biplane BD-5 had specific advantages: solidity, maneuverability... not speed.

[ericr]

And maybe this one counts both as seaplane and (vertical) twin-boom (two longitudinal bodies holding the tail):

these are all excellent ideas ! thanks a lot !

[Tophe]

Thanks for the approval of our "invented seaplanes" expert!
(for visitors ignoring the magic of ericr's ones, see https://www.whatifmodellers.com/index.php?topic=40517.0 - 57 pages only... )

[ericr]

 

[Tophe]

Thanks!

Now, more seriously, the BD-5+5 Mistel... whose layout is justified by a good technical reason: "attracting attention"...:

[Tophe]

The XF-85 Goblin was also a very little plane, and this one is closed to the BD-5G:

[Tophe]

There was a BD-5 with annular wing, unbuilt alas...