Compilations of the various aircraft designs I did & and the practice runs I ran. Most ended up being just doodles, but some went into actual bitmap renderings.
Practice run on various existing aircraft and other simpler futuristic concepts. Clockwise: B-2 Spirit Bomber, side, top, front and back. Side view includes aerodynamic flow lines; SR-71 Blackbird Reconnaissance Jet, top, front, and side. Note the curve on the engine; F-117 Nighthawk bomber, top and side. Side view includes aerodynamic flow lines; a nonfinished top-view of a Blended Wing Body (BLB) concept aircraft; another top view of a semi-finished BLB concept aircraft; side view of a supersonic aircraft. Note that the engines are below the main hull; perspective view of a smiple BLB aircraft
Clockwise from top left: perspective view of an supersonic aircraft concept; side view of an aircraft whose main hull has a wing cross section for low-speed operations; aerodynamic flow lines around a AV-8B Harrier Jump Jet; STARK Enterprise, signature, and USAF logo; side and top view of a large bomber aircraft with flow lines; top view of a F-35 Lightning 5th-generation fighter (left portion) and F-22 Raptor 5th generation fighter aircraft (right portion). Note that the F-35 is the F-35B variant with VTOL capacity. Fighter aircrafts shown side by side for size comparisons. F-22's cockpit is larger than F-35's as the F-22 is a twin-crew aircraft while the F-35 is a single-manned aircraft; Same size comparison between a F-16 Falcon (left portion) and F-14 Tomcat (right portion). F-14 Tomcat is a variable-sweep wing fighter, with two of its wing variations shown; Perspective view of a concept bomber aircraft.
Advanced concepts of various futuristic aircraft. Clockwise from top left: Small, versatile aircraft (left portion) and a larger, VTOl-capacity aircraft (right portion). The aircraft on the right portion has propellors inside its main wing and a smaller rotor in its main hull like a F-35B; A variable-wing aircraft. Note the canard wings on the front; A Helicarrier as inspired by the Avengers movie; Perspective, side, and top view of a versatile, powerful aircraft, modeled after the AH-64 Apache and the Eurocopter Tiger attach helicopters. Note the canard wings on the front and the aerodynamic flow lines; An hypersonic variable-wing drone aircraft. Note that the canard wings are a part of the hull shape, with the jet intake on both sides. The drone can be used both at low and high speeds.
Sketch of a futuristic aircraft.
Final render of a futuristic concept aircraft. Note the canard wings on the front for low-speed operations, central rotors for VTOL purposes, A Blended-Wing-Body inspired main hull, and rotatable jet engines for VTOL operations.
Earlier works of less sophistication:
Future helicopter with a variable cabinet. The cabinet can be attached to missile silos, troop convoy, or extra fuel tanks.
practice drawing of a tripodal plane
practice run of an Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) with a laser weapon mount.
a Helicraft with rotor blades thar run through magnetically propelled ring. Rings can be varied in direction for increased manuverability.
