Dong-Feng, J-9 and Co. - failed projects

Deino

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I have to look for it. The more pictures I have been collecting the harder it is it to look for them. ...

They made an article about speculative PLAAF aircraft and among them was their visions for a Q-6, a fighter based on the Q-5 and a Spey engined fighter. At that time, the Q-5 was apparently already known but people thought it was a fighter, not attack jet. The Spey agreement was already known, China was supposed to manufacture the Spey 212 for its civilian aircraft. It was also heard that the the Egyptians traded MiG-23s and MiG-21s in exchange for J-6s.
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Any success with Your search on these pictures ??? ... would be very fine if You could find them !

Anyway I just noticed this poster ... and although I thought it was an older one there are some new additions below the FC-1 !! :confused: :confused:

CAn anyone help me out ???? ... just another one of Fan-art ??? ... and whatÄ's that strange Il-76-version ???

CHeers, Deino
 

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crobato

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I have not placed emphasis on looking for the pictures, as a matter of fact, I forgot about them entirely.

On the strange nosed IL-76, it looks to me like another variant of an AEW aircraft, but with radar on the nose, possibly also intended for ground and surface surveillance, tasks which may be problematic with a circular dome layout.

The pic looks like it is from AVIC. Note that 3rd generation fighter (J-11) appears around the 2000 line frame.
 

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Can anyone identify this relict ???

Someone said it is one of the Nanchang J-12 prototypes ... but I don't think so.

Deino :confused:
 

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Deino

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Looks like a dump in Russia... 2 sturmoviks just behind the plane.

Hmmm ... I received it via a Chinese forum and I think these are the back-gard-remains in a corner of the Datangshan-museum.

Deino
 

peperez

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China received Il-10, not Il2. The plane IS NOT a J-12. It has straight wings, not swept. When I visited Nanchang I saw one J-12 and I can assure you this is not one.

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Thanks Pepe, but what it is then ???

Deino:confused:
 
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