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And my laptop died last night, so I'm on vacation until next payday when I can hopefully get a new one.
Sent you a little something toward a new one....

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I know a few guys who might get excited by this:
Upcoming models-vaaark.jpg

Finally got it on paper. Now to do the alpha build and see if it's buildable. There are some fiddly bits around the intakes.

I found these:
Upcoming models-aircraft_fighter_jet_f-111_afti_nasa_0.jpgUpcoming models-307046main_ecn-3945_full.jpg
2 different NASA Versions

A question for the Vark guys: How exactly did the swing wings work? When I did test swings in Rhino, the aft fuselage got in the way. But when I studied pictures, the fuselage looks exactly like how I designed it:
Upcoming models-307046main_ecn-3945_full.jpg
Yet pictures with the wings swept show them tucked into the fuselage:
Upcoming models-rf-111c_belly_view_2008.jpg

Is there a hatch, panel, door or something else that gets pushed out of the way when the wings sweep all the way back?
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From what I recall seeing, there was almost like brush bristles in the path of travel that got pushed out of the way. I'm digging through my hard drives now for picks that I took for someone years ago.
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The overwing fairing had bleed air inflatable bladders encased in fabric to seal the openings when the wings swept aft.

If I am understanding your question correctly.

('Vark crew chief '89-92)

Also, the FB-111/F-111G had a longer wingspan than the -D,-E,-F and EF versions.
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I know a few guys who might get excited by this:
Attachment 407470

Finally got it on paper. Now to do the alpha build and see if it's buildable. There are some fiddly bits around the intakes.

I found these:
Attachment 407471Attachment 407472
2 different NASA Versions

A question for the Vark guys: How exactly did the swing wings work? When I did test swings in Rhino, the aft fuselage got in the way. But when I studied pictures, the fuselage looks exactly like how I designed it:
Attachment 407472
Yet pictures with the wings swept show them tucked into the fuselage:
Attachment 407473

Is there a hatch, panel, door or something else that gets pushed out of the way when the wings sweep all the way back?
Definitely up for either NASA boidy...but you knew that! 😀


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Here is a short video showing the wing sweep of an aircraft in flight.
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Cool Varks but will the Navy F-111B be done too?
NOT a request just a curious asking
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There are a lot of differences between the AFTI, TACT Varks and the active force aircraft.
More than just a paint job....
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I was hoping nobody would notice.



Kidding. I'll determine the differences and tweek the model as needed.
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Kidding. I'll determine the differences and tweek the model as needed.
I'll search for pix if you need help.

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