F-16A Fighting Falcon by AliceFromLake
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Description
This airframe was one of the first serial F-16A build in 1976. It was used as instructional airframe and as test and demonstration aircraft. It was then used to test the General Electric F101 engine in 1981. It was then used as a travelling exhibit for recruiting purposes.
Made with Unreal Engine.
Comments (3)
contedesfees
This looks like a photograph. I love the realism. Well done.
AliceFromLake
Thanks.
PhthaloBlue
Fabulous!
AliceFromLake
Thank you.
FurNose
When they bulid the YF-16 at General Dynamics in the 70ies, I bet no one ever could estimate what a great success this design concept will be in future. Interestingly, its competitor, the YF-17 Cobra (from Northrop), who lost the competition by the USAF, became a great success too with the NAVY and finally evolved into the famous F/A 18 Given, that both designs where mainly done some 40 years ago, it's amazing that they are still in service today (and their successor versions are still "state of the art" and highly capable), and they won't disappear any time soon!
Great image!