Here, show them this, lol: http://www.furaffinity.net/full/1286074/

Why not strap on some RATO (Rocket Assisted Take-Off) packs as well?

That is incredibly cool! I'm imagining it as this lumbering, graceless prototype thing - one of those aircraft that they build only two or three of, but which requires figuring out design elements that people use for the next few decades.

Looks like the bastard love child of a B-58 Hustler and a B-36 peace keeper/maker (Can't remember...)...

Peacemaker

Yeah I just read about that an hour ago coincidently ^^;
The pic of that thing next to a B29 is scary

I have unbuilt model kits of both the B29 and B36. They're about the same size. Or so it seems. The B39 is 1/48 scale and the B36 is 172!!! And the Peacemaker is still the somewhat larger of the two.

It was not actually the largest plane that has ever flown, though. The Bristol Brabazon was about 15 feet longer than the B36, but its wingspread was 5 feet shorter. And then there's the Hughes Hercules "Spruce Goose," by far the largest aircraft every to fly... even if only once.

True but the Peacemaker is the largest "Strategic Bomber" ever flown

As well, the only plane of its size to be mass produced. There was only one flying Brabazon and one Spruce Goose period.

Great design! Yes, that is 1952 Cold-War kid's wetdream bomber.

That could be the Evil Empire Bomber. The 100,000 bombers that would attack from under teh South Pole and A-Bomb my neighborhood to extinction! Us Good Guys-- our bomber would have JET ENGINES! Woo-hoo! And Robot Guns! (Shooting Robot Fighter parasite planes!)

Wow nice detail, i think you motivated me to make pics like these <.<

Btw, this looks like something germany would make if ww2 still went on

The Russians maybe... the Germans had better taste.

I like the heavy use of the contra-rotating props! It's reminiscent of both the B-36 Peacemaker and the Tu-95 Bear. Well Done!

-drools- That's one fine piece of machinery. With that kind of armaments and payload no one would want to war with you. Very nice design.

I am compelled to fav this and fav I will.

Reminds me somewhat of some of the more extreme Soviet designs, like their larger models of sea planes (the "Black Sea Monster" IIRC? something like that). I see pictures of the unwieldy things from time to time.

The Russians have always loved huge things. Maybe its a response to the huge empty spaces they live in. Or maybe its just the totalitarian mind-set, which has existed since the first Czar learned to read and write. More recently, the USSR had built in secret an immense ground effect machine called the "Ekranoplan." It's part boat and part sea-plane, but uses its wings not so much to create lift as to compress air below, and form a cusion. To enhance the ground effect, the jet engines blow air back over the wings. It wasn't a great success. Though it worked, it was useless over anything but water, and still water at that. For carrying an invasion force over the Black Sea it couldn't be matched. For anything else, it was useless. But it was BIG. And Russians love BIG.

That's no Vulture that's a BAG (Big Bad Giant).

Or a BUB -- Big Ugly Bastard.

BUB hahahahaha nice one!

Very cool!