NAA F-52-D Bronco
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3.1 years ago
Auto Credit Based on Jundroo's P-51-D
[insert some fictional historical description that somehow explains why a jet-powered P-51 Mustang would be needed in the first place]
Made this... thing out of the new stock P-51 to play with some of the new features.
AG1 - Canopy
AG2 - Flaps
AG3 - Light
Trim - Trim
Specifications
Spotlights
- This craft is curated
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General Characteristics
- Predecessor P-51-D
- Successors 1 airplane(s)
- Created On Windows
- Wingspan 39.0ft (11.9m)
- Length 31.1ft (9.5m)
- Height 12.8ft (3.9m)
- Empty Weight 6,081lbs (2,758kg)
- Loaded Weight 14,055lbs (6,375kg)
Performance
- Power/Weight Ratio 0.959
- Wing Loading 45.6lbs/ft2 (222.8kg/m2)
- Wing Area 308.0ft2 (28.6m2)
- Drag Points 3331
Parts
- Number of Parts 229
- Control Surfaces 6
- Performance Cost 1,025
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It is a kamikaze. What else would explain the hidden bomb in the nose,
tbh its really sexy
This is a newer version of P-51 Mustang. Amazing!
it reminds me of the Ryan XF-Fireball, a mixed-engine fighter, but he actually have a Radial engine in conjunction with the jet engine.
It’s called the North American FJ-1 Fury. Bill Gunston in his book (remember actual books?), “Fighters of the Fifties” states far more conclusively that the P-51 was the starting point, though it was redesigned to a certain extent to accommodate a jet engine and new fuselage. Wing and tail were highly similar to the Mustang’s. But the real reason why the FJ-1 or most turbojet conversions of WWII aircraft (one could argue in favor of the F-84, but the P-47 design was totally thrown out during the P-84’s development) were so quickly phased out was that straight wings were rapidly superseded by the superior swept wing designs.
Honestly pretty realistic, I can definitely see this as a real design we would’ve made if it were needed
This actually looks supper good, I thought it was real!
Oooooooh is this the one you land on my Carrier in MP? Looks nice indeed!
Something's wrong, i can feel it.
and that should cover the excuse
good design tho
in 1946 with the realization industrial problems for allied nations were not going to recover in time if a soviet invasion came the surplus F-51 Mustangs were salvaged to be rebuilt with jet engines as a stopgap method until factories could be made for developing new aviation industries. following the Designation F-52, the aicraft remained as a capable stopgap fighter for nearly 7 years.
Very Nice
Really sick
Looks cool as hell my man
@F104Deathtrap here it is.