V7's SW Fighter Aircraft

[V7 Aerospace]

I present to you:

V7's

SW-Series Fighter Aircraft Showcase!

(Phew, what a mouthful)

 

The Panavian Air Force has ordered for a new series of military aircraft to be manufactured, and V7 Aerospace Industries  has developed a brand-new line of aircraft to rule the skies;

The SW-Series.

New SW-Series designs will be numbered from 1-onwards.

The larger, ground strike aircraft will have their names begin with the letter F, while the smaller, air superiority fighters will have their names begin with the letter S

 

The V7 SW-1 Spectre

 

Next up:

The V7 SW-2 Switchblade

 

Now, the first F-class aircraft:

The V7 SW-3 Firestorm

 

The only single-engined one of the bunch:

The V7 SW-4 Scimitar

 

At last but not least, the largest of the bunch:

The V7 SW-V Falcon

 

That's them all! I hope you like 'em!

one final picture.

 

 

 

[Greythorn032]

Looking great. I like the way you're using tail section parts to shape up the fighter jet-looking silhouette.

[TheKosanianMethod]

Is the Switchblade supposed to remind me of an F-15 Eagle? Great job, they are beautiful. I'll use them as inspiration for my fighters.

[V7 Aerospace]

3 hours ago, TheKosanianMethod said:

Is the Switchblade supposed to remind me of an F-15 Eagle? Great job, they are beautiful. I'll use them as inspiration for my fighters.

Yeah, I subconsciously took design aspects from the F-15.

[TheKosanianMethod]

Also, are any of these 1.05 compatible?

[V7 Aerospace]

14 hours ago, TheKosanianMethod said:

Also, are any of these 1.05 compatible?

All of them were built in 1.05 (excluding the Falcon), when I got 1.1 I had to change the landing gear on some of them because of bugs. I'm not sure how 1.1 wheels translate into 1.05, I think the small retractable gear is equal to C7's original small gear, but I'm not sure about the larger versions.

Edited May 15, 2016 by V7 Aerospace

[V7 Aerospace]

The newest aircraft from V7 Aerospace Industries

The V7 SW-6 Speedmaster

Successful landing in the desert after a test flight.

The rear of the aircraft, showing the airbrakes deployed

The Speedmaster has been designed to be one of the fastest fighters out there. To stay more aerodynamic than its counterparts, the Speedmaster's fuselage components are all in-line with each other.

 

[TheKosanianMethod]

What is the fastest you've gotten the Speedmaster to go?

[V7 Aerospace]

On 15/05/2016 at 8:54 PM, TheKosanianMethod said:

What is the fastest you've gotten the Speedmaster to go?

Here are the results:

A bit of a bumpy landing, but safe and sound.

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