If Boeing 2707 has been built, and Douglas 2229 has a Canard. So the best result this plane is Lockheed L-2000 (And I see that Lockheed L-2000 had a Moving nose cone) @Vidal99977

Hmmm.... (Knows that @Bearclaw189 is getting closer into guessing it)

Plus Lockheed makes the F-22 which I said as a joke, afterwards you gave me a hint however, hmmmmm@Vidal99977

Then the Lockheed L-2000 or the Douglas 2229Vidal99977

Hint: it Is from Am-r--a @Bearclaw189

I actually think it’s an F-22

There were also lots of SST concepts........@DepressedTortoise

Mhm@DepressedTortoise

boingolev bu-14707?

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Seriously?

He already posted one@DepressedTortoise

It's the Tupolev TU-144. The Concorde and the Tupolev are the only Drop-nose SST's, and it's not the Concorde by the characteristic tail design and it's engines. The Concorde has grouped exhausts, mounted in a singular pod. The early TU-144's had separate engine pods housing the four Kuznetsov NK-144 low-bypass turbofans. There's some inconsistencies, like the lack of the distinctive canards at the front end to aid in takeoff and the odd way the engines are positioned, although these canards were retractable at takeoff, but i'm sure you kept them folded just to make it less obvious, but i'm 85% certain it's the Tupolev TU-114. It can't be the Concorde by the engine style, It can't be the XB-70 Valkyrie, by the cockpit design and the single tail. Checkmate liberals.

link for proof

Also note the long, sharp nose and blunt cockpit when folded.

Probably @Bearclaw189 . Just stay tuned for its release

Lol I probably already got it right, I pretty much just listed out all SSTs that look even close to that@Vidal99977

I still won't tell @Bearclaw189

It could be the Douglas 2229

Possibly the Bristol Type 223

Maybe the Lockheed L-2000

Or the Sud Aviation Super-Caravelle

Lol So I got it@Vidal99977

No photos? @Aeromen

I can not tell @Bearclaw189

Is it the Concorde?