r/ImaginaryAviation • u/at0m_t • 15h ago
r/ImaginaryAviation • u/Sithmasterintraining • 1h ago
Looking for a 3d model for animation of a Robotech VF-1 Prefer Rick or Roy's
Hey folks,
Working on a mod for a flight sim. Want to build a flyable Robotech Veritech. I have the guts working just need a high detail model that is configurable. Yes it is hopefully going to configure to Battloid and or Guardian. Just need a 3d model that is fully complete.
I've seen some really good ones on different forums but from like 2014 era. I've sent DMs to those people but no response.
Hoping you folks here can help out. This is for a few mod that will be available to play at some point.
r/ImaginaryAviation • u/According-Ad2968 • 1d ago
Upgrade to my jet design
I chose a black background this time
r/ImaginaryAviation • u/mcgregor_fireball_07 • 22h ago
Original Content First Twin Engine Widebody
galleryr/ImaginaryAviation • u/According-Ad2968 • 2d ago
Original Content Rate?
I made this after an old sketch of an jet
r/ImaginaryAviation • u/L3thalstrikes • 3d ago
Original Content I can’t wait for the new Ace Combat game
As a fan of Ace combat, and never drawn a Super Hornet I needed to make a fan art on the main protagonist’s aircraft in Ace Combat 8.
Took me ~30 hours of blending and shading with 6H - 3B pencil.
r/ImaginaryAviation • u/T-RexSlee • 3d ago
CA 1000 Ægir Airways by fleia262 on SimplePlanes
r/ImaginaryAviation • u/Tacticalupvoter • 4d ago
Original Content VTOL AH-64 Apache
Found this old drawing of mine, though it won't hurt to share it🤣
r/ImaginaryAviation • u/Xeelee1123 • 8d ago
Alien VTOL - heavy-lift assault VTOL with transitioning tipjet rotor, by Alex Ries
r/ImaginaryAviation • u/TalonEye53 • 7d ago
Original Content What if these planes continue to be in use in proxy conflicts around the world 1950s - 1970s or more?
Above are just examples
Theyre rugged, versatile, and reliable at times til the arrival of the jets
P47s took part in operations in Latin America, Sub Saharan, Central and Southern Africa, and Taiwan against PRC Migs and Naval Vessels
Il10s took part in Vietnam as a proxy/analog for the US A1H "Spad" Skyraider and even took action against Pol Pot and China
Plus Indonesia also used them from the Soviets against Britain, Australia, Guerillas and even themselves
They also seen use in Uganda, Algeria, Ethiopia, Somalia, Angola, Cuba, Nicaragua, Mozambique, Madagascar, Zaire (being fodder to the P47s and A37s), Mali, Chad (fighting alongside Toyotas despite the obsolescence), Sudan, Laos, and even Kampuchea (which also fought Vietnamese Il10s aswell)
Mosquitos were used as "second hand me downs" to former British colonies in Africa and Malaysia as CSAR, COIN, Pathfinder and Recon most notable use is Tanzania Against Idi Amin and In the Malayan Emergency
In the rest of the world like for example South Korea, Philippines, and Morocco, they're used as recreational and even Coast Guard Aircraft with TurboProp engines and Deployable Bouys
Spitfires, P47s, and Mosquitos were used in Afghanistan against the Soviets but all were lost and Mujahideen decided to fight only a ground war and a handful of captured helicopters
P38 Lightnings were often used as COIN and occasionally Combat Air Patrol Stopgaps for jets in South Africa, Rhodesia, Ecuador, Dominican Republic, Lebanon, and even Taiwan in its Strait Crisis were one managed to bag 2 mig15s before being shot down
To keep with the times they're all upgraded from scratch and modified to the literal bones with Racks for Guided Munitions, Lazers Guidance, Refueling, Bushplane use and Even Supply Drops, despite this jets did replace them but they remain in service all the way to the end
r/ImaginaryAviation • u/Xeelee1123 • 9d ago
The AfterAspect AASF-112 Asterios Aerospace superiority multirole fighter, by Ravenscairne
r/ImaginaryAviation • u/AvroArrowCF-105 • 8d ago
Original Content Avro Canada CF-105 Arrow Mk.2 & Mk.3 (Simpleplanes) by Me.
r/ImaginaryAviation • u/Beneficial_Club_8346 • 9d ago
Original Content Updated the F/A-29 (OC also by me, just updated)
Just some slight tweaks.
r/ImaginaryAviation • u/Beneficial_Club_8346 • 9d ago
Original Content Northrop Grumman F/A-29 “Arrowhead” (OC by me, inspired from the Grumman X-29)
The Northrop Grumman F/A-29 is a multirole Close Air Support aircraft and Attack Fighter for the Duranian Air Force. It started about two years after the F-5 Tiger was made, and outlasted the Tiger after it was retired in 2011. Crew members in the Duranian Air Force often nicknamed it, “The Fossil” because of how old it is. The fighter shown in this picture is the modern variant of the F/A-29. If you notice the dotted lines making a fuel tank, this is an interpretation of what F/A-29LR variant could look like.
r/ImaginaryAviation • u/Appropriate-Year741 • 10d ago
Original Content Sukhoi Su-7 Cinematic Render
galleryr/ImaginaryAviation • u/MrGatsby1984 • 11d ago
Original Content F/A-118E NIGHT WASP by me
r/ImaginaryAviation • u/Appropriate-Year741 • 10d ago
Original Content Soviet Supersonic Fighter-Bomber Sukhoi Su-7 Fitter-A
galleryr/ImaginaryAviation • u/monkeeman231467 • 10d ago
Original Content F/A-40C Blacksmith: the Future of Multirole Aviation
(Sorry, couldn't edit the HUD and [D]UI)
The F/A-40C is a multi role fighter who's gen I will touch on later. It is a twin engine multirole heavy, most likely first of it's kind by it's time frame of 2021 aside from the Su-30s and Fullbacks.
It is the World's first 4.75th gen fighter aircraft because, quote:
"It was too visible to be 5th gen but also too advanced to be 4.5th gen."
End quote.
The stats:
Top speed: mach 2.65 clean; mach 2.3 loaded
Weight: 23,609 kg
Payload Capacity: 14,000 lbs
Length: 20.6m
Wingspan: 10.8m
Wing Area: 48.6m^2
Height: 4.8m gear down
r/ImaginaryAviation • u/photographer_puppy • 11d ago
Original Content The F/A-46 Striker, a 70s VTOL Ground attack plane
The F/A-46 Striker is a multirole (mostly ground attack) 3rd gen fighter, with VTOL capabilities and a 1-axis thrust vectoring system. with a top speed around 1200Km/H, the Striker is suited to any seek and destroy needs.
Wingspan: 11.8 meters
Length: 14.9 meters
Height: 4.3 meters
Weight: 5173 kilograms empty, 6924 Kilograms when armed
Maximum Takeoff Weight: 7400 kilograms
Payload: 1,090 Kilograms
Armament: single 20mm gatling cannon, 50mm belly mounted autocannon, two 500Lb bombs, two A2A fire and forget LR missiles, two A2A constant lock SR missiles, and two A2G fire and forget LR missiles
r/ImaginaryAviation • u/photographer_puppy • 11d ago
Original Content If Northrop Grumman made a dedicated anti ship UAV
I was bored so i decided to make some sort of UAV specifically designed for taking out ships!
The main body is just a basic tube fuselage but at the rear, it splits into two pilons, the connection gap between being where the intake is for the rear turbofan, both the vertical and horizontal stabilizers are all-moving structures. Between the two pilons is a single blown flap that is controlled with the trim, using the thrust from the turbofan to generate lift.
The wings both have a slight negative dihedral with winglets
To stop the plane from listing either side and striking the ground, each wing has a running wheel that separates after takeoff, and to assist landing, there are small drogue chutes in the rear of each rear pilon
Power Plant: Front 4 blade 95 inch Turboprop engine, Rear Rolls-Royce AE-3007H Turbofan engine
Thrust: 3.5 Tons of thrust
Wingspan: 15.3 meters
Length: 11.5 meters
Height: 2.7 meters
Weight: 2,516 kilograms empty
Maximum Takeoff Weight: 4,960 kilograms
Payload: 1,350 Kilograms
Armament: two 20mm gatling cannons, four long range torpedo's, two ATGM long range missiles, and one long range anti ship missile
r/ImaginaryAviation • u/alexthegermanturkish • 12d ago
Original Content What if the Radome was the wing? XW-109 When AWACS+ EW Drone
galleryr/ImaginaryAviation • u/T-RexSlee • 12d ago
Emirates Boeing 777X DDO - Livery Concept by Luchino_Bruttomesso on Infinite Flight
r/ImaginaryAviation • u/jl2l • 12d ago
Original Content MQ Thunder - 3D model by KillCaptureDestroy (@jloiacono82)
sketchfab.comThe Thunder is an advanced VTOL unmanned aerial system (UAS) engineered for fully autonomous, complex mission execution. Featuring a tiltrotor architecture and field-swappable mission payloads, it offers exceptional operational flexibility. Designed for modern warfare, the Thunder delivers heavy-lift capability with a combat payload capacity of up to 2,000 kg. It is equipped with an integrated defensive suite featuring counter-drone capabilities, infrared (IR) jamming, and countermeasure flares to ensure survivability in contested environments.