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Description
This is an aircraft of my own design. It's called the Mongoose and is built by the fictional foreign aircraft company named Bonovev. It's pretty much a one-trick pony.

I designed this aircraft to have top-of-the line maneuverability. The methods for achieving this include: a high thrust-to-weight ratio, a low wing loading, a lack of vertical stabilizers, forward-swept wings, canards and tailerons, a small size, and a thrust-vectoring engine nozzle.

However, that's about the only thing that it's good at. It's design isn't sufficiently purpose-shaped for good stealth, and its nose could only hold a tiny radar. I didn't design this to be a fighter aircraft, though. It could be a performer at airshows, an experimental testbed, or a jet trainer.

I would like it quite a bit if I could find someone who would make a 3-D model of this aircraft for me.

Technical Specifications
Length: 49 feet, 1 inch
Canard Span: 21 feet, 1 inch
Wing Span: 41 feet, 3 inches
Taileron Span: 24 feet, 4 inches
Height: 11 feet, 4 inches
Empty Weight: 22,300 pounds
Loaded Weight: 30,150 pounds
Maximum Take-off Weight: 30,150 pounds
Engine Type: 1 x afterburning, thrust-vectoring turbofan
Maximum TVC Deflection: +20 degrees in pitch and yaw.
Engine Thrust (Dry): 22,960 pounds
Engine Thrust (Wet): 36,620 pounds
Thrust-to-weight Ratio: 1.21
Maximum Speed: Low supersonic

Description
This is an aircraft of my own design. It's called the Mongoose and is built by the fictional foreign aircraft company named Bonovev. It's pretty much a one-trick pony.

I designed this aircraft to have top-of-the line maneuverability. The methods for achieving this include: a high thrust-to-weight ratio, a low wing loading, a lack of vertical stabilizers, forward-swept wings, canards and tailerons, a small size, and a thrust-vectoring engine nozzle.

However, that's about the only thing that it's good at. It's design isn't sufficiently purpose-shaped for good stealth, and its nose could only hold a tiny radar. I didn't design this to be a fighter aircraft, though. It could be a performer at airshows, an experimental testbed, or a jet trainer.

I would like it quite a bit if I could find someone who would make a 3-D model of this aircraft for me.

Technical Specifications
Length: 49 feet, 1 inch
Canard Span: 21 feet, 1 inch
Wing Span: 41 feet, 3 inches
Taileron Span: 24 feet, 4 inches
Height: 11 feet, 4 inches
Empty Weight: 22,300 pounds
Loaded Weight: 30,150 pounds
Maximum Take-off Weight: 30,150 pounds
Engine Type: 1 x afterburning, thrust-vectoring turbofan
Maximum TVC Deflection: +20 degrees in pitch and yaw.
Engine Thrust (Dry): 22,960 pounds
Engine Thrust (Wet): 36,620 pounds
Thrust-to-weight Ratio: 1.21
Maximum Speed: Low supersonic