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Hello, does anyone have the De Havilland Comet?

Thank You!

There is a not-very-new drawing of Comet 4.

Thank you very much!

The never built Northrop F-18L, please!

We have the F/A-18.

It would be nice to modify the 737NG blanks to have no winglets, and Scimitar Winglets as well. I don't have enough confidence in my skills to attempt it myself yet.

727-100 and -200 with Winglets would be a nice to have too.

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Work List:
Eastern Air Lines Fleet History
Around the world challenge
US Attack Aircraft History

For once I will post a very kind request here: that one day (in, hopefully, not-too distant future) Gollevainen would post all the "real" FD-scale stuff from his AU Finland thread in the real-life section, please.

I'd like to request the Boeing Very Large Civil Transport, New Large Aircraft, Large Aircraft Product Development, and 747-X series on the Never Built section.

The 747-X has been drawn over two years ago:
viewtopic.php?f=27&t=2149&p=170474#p170474

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Sources and documentations are the most welcome.

-Koko Kyouwakoku (Republic of Koko)
-Koko's carrier-based aircrafts of WWII
-Koko Kaiun Yuso Kaisha - KoKaYu Line (Koko AU spinoff)
-Koko - Civil Aviation

Actually, you may not know this, but before that 747 variant you mentioned was planned, there was also an NLA (New Large Aircraft) design dubbed the 747-X that looked a lot like the A380 but with a circular cross section and 12 abreast seating on the main deck and 8 abreast on the upper deck. The base design was about 230 feet long from nose to empennage with 3 class seating for 612 passengers, and the largest variant was 280 feet long, with a 290 foot wingspan, a MTOW of 1.7 million lbs, a 24 wheel landing gear setup, and 3 class seating for at least 800 passengers. Now do you get what I'm saying?

Well, I see one thing here. You IIRC have requested numerous times somebody draws this aircraft. Seems nobody is interested. So, you could wait until somebody draws it, no need to keep repeating. You could even help by gathering useful references and post those in the sources and references section. But you would still have to wait if somebody wants to pick it up. If you want to be careful rtain it gets drawn, best way is to do so yourself. Numerous requests will make it less likely somebody will pick it up, as people get annoyed. Now do you get what I'm saying?

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