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I know we have several artists that like to design their own "what ifs", wondering If anyone ever designed a jet powered P-38 Lightning.

 

Will like to see your ideas guys!

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Whaaaaaaaaaatttt!?!?!?!?!??!?! This sounds completely off the wall insane. However, it does sound awesome! Cant wait to see some ideas lol

 

After doing a quick google search, I found out that Lockheed had done some things such as add the out wings of a P-38 to a different, jet powered body and came up with the L-133.

 

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What if: to ensure greater survivability of its recon F-5G over Indochina, the French Air Force fitted them with two Turbomeca Palas under the wings.

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Why not put two small turbojets at the wingtip, empty the engines housing and use them as fuel tanks or rocket launchers (like with the F-94 middle wings rocket pods ?)

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Let me see if I've got this right....you're proposing a jet-powered version of an aircraft that suffered from aerodynamic compressability at relatively low Mach levels?

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Let me see if I've got this right....you're proposing a jet-powered version of an aircraft that suffered from aerodynamic compressability at relatively low Mach levels?

In late versions (and early variants got conversion kits too) solved the compressability and buffeting problems, what I can't imagine is a jet engine installed on the place of the prop engines.

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