J-20 5th Generation Fighter VII

[winword]

I like it. However, there is a thread for PS artwork in the members club room thread. Probably better to post there

Thanks for pointing that out, I wasn't aware of that thread at the time.

 

[FishWings]

Just want to share a CG I made, it's my first post, hopefully it's the right way to post images. Sorry about the weird watermark, I posted it first to steam...

https://imgur.com/A5n8KXN

If you shave off the canards and pass it off as a real pic, you might be able to fool Minnie Chen into writing an article about it

 

[Chish]

This guy is young. Not from the Soviet break era of experts soaked up by China.

The Americans and Soviets soaked up German experts following WW2.

China tried to attract as many Soviet ones as possible given China's rather bleak conditions back in that time. Many went to the US.

The guy who developed the first mathematical models for radio energy scattering for stealth aircrafts ended up in the US for example. Chinese experts themselves ended up in the US and continues to. Nvidia and AMD are founded/headed by Chinese ethnics like half of the United States' AI industry and a great deal of silicon valley. Even Chinese experts working at Los Alamos and other sensitive research institutes as much as they are considered potential leaks. One of the main engineers behind the B-2's engine IR design was an Indian guy who allegedly sold information to Chinese state.

Look at the US' Mars Perseverance mission's landing lead engineer Allen Chen.

Can it be said that so much of US technological industry (of the modern era) is at the very least contributed to by ethnic Chinese and Chinese nationals even, who were/are employed by US institutes and organisations, that their achievements are really Chinese? Well that's the implication carried by many Russian chauvinists. Everyone knows China soaked up plenty of Ukrainian and Russian experts to jump start China's MIC. But how come China's not allowed to employ caucasian experts when western nations do this almost as the main engine of their progression since the 1960s... even the Manhattan project was almost entirely led by Jews and even involved a Chinese guy they banned from traveling and wanted to jail after developing the bomb. Same with Boeing having a very important Chinese engineer before the 1960s.

All of a sudden Asian achievements with some participation of non-Asians is supposed to say something? LOL.

This young caucasian guy could be someone employed by CAC for some role related to cockpit design for all we know. The same way Intel employs Chinese nationals.

This is actually sad. All these high achieving Chinese have always been under surveillance due to their ethnicity. In the past and present.

 

[Chish]

I must admit, IMO the image looks older and as such it could be related to the JF-17 or J-10?

I think this must not even be related to the J-20, are we sure it is this a mock up of the J-20's cockpit??
We see nothing and especially the HUD does not look even close to the J-20's HUD.
Even more Yang Wei was also the chief designer for the J-10S/AS twin-seater and the JF-17.

Just look how Yang Wei looks today and you can clearly see on your own it must be an older image.
There is in fact NOTHING that hint's towards the J-20.

First thing came to my mind was that he could be a fair skinned Pakistani, not necessary working on J20.

 

[winword]

Very impressive, Could you do one with J20 having F22 like square nozzles, Always wondered how it would look like

I posted those in the "Fan art, PS and CG images" thread.

 

[siegecrossbow]

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Airline pilot on domestic flight spots 4 J-20s.

 

[Deino]

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Airline pilot on domestic flight spots 4 J-20s.

Interesting indeed ...

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1366991351703691264

 

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Airline pilot on domestic flight spots 4 J-20s.

Interesting indeed ...

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1366991351703691264

What a great viewing. It must been a thrill for passengers. I'm showing my age here. I remember reading a magazine, I think it's called 'China today' back in the 1980s. It showed Plaaf pilots having to train in formation flying with toy planes in hand on the ground. Something the Soviets did to save fuel.

My, how time flies.

 

[AssassinsMace]

I'm not saying it is but just from a glance that last one you see looks like a Dark Sword.

 

[siegecrossbow]

What a great viewing. It must been a thrill for passengers. I'm showing my age here. I remember reading a magazine, I think it's called 'China today' back in the 1980s. It showed Plaaf pilots having to train in formation flying with toy planes in hand on the ground. Something the Soviets did to save fuel.

My, how time flies.

That isn't done to save fuel but used to coordinate formation/flight plan on the ground. China still does this and so do most air forces.