Lockheed F-35 Lighting II
 

Joint Strike Fighter!!!

Lockheed started this project as Joint Strike Fighter program and this airplane is still under development. Some of our community asked for the JSF so I decided to post this X-35 B Lighting II as a sample before we really launch the pattern for free download.

Let study the plan and give comments as usual. Your comment will develop the present pattern for not only easy for cut ans assembly but will have better aerodynamic curve that please your satisfaction.

Let take a look! :eek:

P.S. I am looking for the 3 d of X-32 b, anyone has this ugly fat lady 3 d?

That looks great! Never realized that the F35 was so much smaller than the F22, but I guess it is. I see you chose the STOVL (Short Take Off / Vertical Landing) version. There are two others - the CTOL (Conventional Take Off / Landing) and CV (Carrier Variant). Check it out:

http://i18.photobucket.com/albums/b1...s/F22vsF35.jpg

The F-35 will replace the Harrier in the next few years, as well as a few other planes.

I am amazed at the detail that you have put into these planes. You have done a fantastic job.

Pretty soon you will literally "have done it all"!!!

Atleast this'll be cheaper then the real thing! And probably fly sooner!

I have a F-32 if you want it.

Husker

Dear Commander Adama,

I am working on this project and I think this little fat lady is very sexy and attractive.

Soon, I will open this pattern for free download, but it would be great if we have its competitor, Boeing X-32 B, so it would be kind of you if you could post me the pattern here and within one week, we all will enjoy this XXXX- plane.

I thank you in advance for your kind help. This is not for me alone but for all folks of this paper community.

Thanks!

Chaiwat

Dear all,

Just finished the new pattern of Lockheed Martin F-35 Lightning II with more reference from this month combat aircraft magazine that report the development of this jet.

After I finish the whole process, of course assembly and painting, will post here for your viewing.

Thank you,

Chaiwat