Source: me :3, https://www.instagram.com/p/DWJN55uDiXu/?igsh=Zms4cTFrbnRhZ293

no source yet because the instagram post is scheduled for tomorrow at 7 am
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yes i know whats wrong with it

These prototype sketches were made for a space opera-style role-playing game

If you like my illustrations, you can find my work via X and Instagram.

https://x.com/hansclaw

https://www.instagram.com/artebelico_illustration/

For a client who make the custom desing for the WH40K game

"The omnisiah blesses a brick with a turbine and it will fly..."

my X profile here: https://x.com/hansclaw

https://www.instagram.com/p/DUcCHBpjh1g/?igsh=MWFxbmdpcGw5cmQ3NA== more views and source?(ai detection buggy)

Inspired in an older piece I made of a cargo version of an F-117, revisited the piece using new tools and techniques to take the idea further, hope you guys like it

What the North American XF-108 would probably have looked like if it went into production. Made by combining real pictures (of A-5 Vigilante and F-106) with an XF-108 3D model render.
Credits for the original 3D model: Stella Zak

More @ollys_aviation on Instagram! Roundabout and like 17 renders.

(Originally planned to post this in r/aerospaceengineering but I don’t have enough karma/accounts not old enough yet)

For context I am trying to design some 7th/8th generation fighter aircraft that could somewhat feasibly exist in the next hundred years (for a video game)

For obvious reasons I am very inspired by chinas new Chengdu J36, and the first thing I noticed about it is that it has almost no vertical stabilizers to increase stealth

Basically what the picture is asking: In the absence of vertical tail stabilizers would changing the angle of the main wings give any benefit/additional stabilization? Or is that not really as much a factor at such high speeds?

Also this is assuming that most “stealth” capable fighter aircraft going forward will not have tail stabilizers, but is that even an accurate assumption? Thanks for any responses I get!!

Provided by nuclear option dev 😁

This time, the client asked me to make the planes look like space fighters, always using space fighter designs from 80s and 90s anime as a reference. From top to bottom:

Mig-21

F-8

Mig-23

Mirage III

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The person who asked me for the illustration makes custom resin models for WH40K and wanted a plane inspired by the P-38 but with clear inspiration from Imperial Aviation.

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