Prowler's pig-ugly compared to the Intruder. 2-seater F-104s, F-105s, Jaguars & Harriers are pig-ugly compared to their single-seater counterparts ( and the bubble-canopy Harrier is pig-ugly compared to the original canopy ) That said, I think the 2-seater Typhoon looks better than the single-seater.
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Pringles wrote:IMO (and it might be sacrilegious) but the Mirage 2000 is jaw-droppingly beautiful as a twin-seat, and far less sleek and more ugly as a single seat.
Pringles wrote:IMO (and it might be sacrilegious) but the Mirage 2000 is jaw-droppingly beautiful as a twin-seat, and far less sleek and more ugly as a single seat.
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Yes. It is the only thing to be done in this case.
The Mirage 2000 (single-seater) is one of the best looking fighter jets ever built.
Pringles wrote:IMO (and it might be sacrilegious) but the Mirage 2000 is jaw-droppingly beautiful as a twin-seat, and far less sleek and more ugly as a single seat.
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Yes. It is the only thing to be done in this case.
The Mirage 2000 (single-seater) is one of the best looking fighter jets ever built.
Andover wrote:I wonder what a twin seat Buccaneer would look like? A bit surprised they never made one, considering most other single seaters were 'dualed'.
A hunter!. I belive only a handful of buccaneers had dual controls so they used hawker hunters as trainers for the bucc fleet.
Pringles wrote:IMO (and it might be sacrilegious) but the Mirage 2000 is jaw-droppingly beautiful as a twin-seat, and far less sleek and more ugly as a single seat.
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Yes. It is the only thing to be done in this case.
The Mirage 2000 (single-seater) is one of the best looking fighter jets ever built.
The twin seat is better though...
No it isn't. (Best heard in a John Cleese voice from Dead Parrot sketch).
Andover wrote:I wonder what a twin seat Buccaneer would look like? A bit surprised they never made one, considering most other single seaters were 'dualed'.
A hunter!. I belive only a handful of buccaneers had dual controls so they used hawker hunters as trainers for the bucc fleet.
I don't understand - the Bucc was a 2 seater?? There were no twin stick Buccs, hence the use of Hunters...
Quite! A significant dilution of the terminology defining seats & 'dual control' I feel. If you look at a Bucc' with the single canopy slid-back & imagine the space forward as canopy, that's about the worst it would look? Clearly, within the context of short & tall aircrew there must be a view forward from the Nav's (potential Instructors?) rear seat as they provided a separate wrap-around visor screen. However had they made a 'twin-stick', I doubt it would've looked hardly any different & by definition a great looking Brick!