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And now for something that looks good: The Isle of Californiaverse Concordes!

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Very nice Timothy! I like those liveries.

Did you ever consider maybe bringing the Boeing or Lockheed SST concept to life, rather than using the Concorde?

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Neither plane is built in that AU, while the Concorde is built.

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Looks great. Especially that Hawaiian one.

Hawaiian colors look great Timothy, and still both look very good.

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Thank you Kim for the crest

"Never fear to try on something new. Remember that the Titanic was built by professionals, and the Ark by an amateur"

I second that

Thirded!

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"If people never did silly things nothing intelligent would ever get done." ~Ludwig Wittgenstein

Backing up the Hawaiian Concorde I showed above, the work-horse of the Hawaiian Airlines North Pacific routes is the 767:

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I do love the Hawaiian Airlines livery, easily one of the most attractive around these days.

and now for something completely different.

Not specifically part of my AU so I'll post it here, musing over fighters mid to late war and came up with the following after some tinkering about.



Propelled by a 35 litre M1500B-2 V-12 with a four-blade constant pitch air-screw delivering 2,350SHP at sea level and 2,230SHP at 5.5km. Armament follows German practice concentrating the majority of it within the nose. In the case of the base prototype this would be a 23mm x122 Hispano cannon firing through the prop hub with 150 rounds of ammunition and a pair of 12.7mm x99 Browning machine guns firing through the propeller arc with 300 rounds per gun. There were provisions made for fitments in the wings of either four 20 or 23mm Hispano cannon or six 12.7mm Brownings. In addition to the fixed armament there were provisions for carriage of a 500kg bomb under each wing or eight rockets on zero-length rails.

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