No, this one had ducted fans.
Bill Banaszak, MFE Sr.
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Yet more fodder for unique scratchbuilding projects.
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Definitely not.
Bill Banaszak, MFE Sr.
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Another wonder plane that showed up in Jane's and went nowhere was the Phalanx Dragon VTOL:
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in its military version sported the wonderful throwback feature of a rear gunner firing a hand-aimed machine gun. It also shared something in common with the Moller Skycar:
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the company moved toward a new super helicopter:
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Pat
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Skycar:
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Then, the company moved toward a new super helicopter:
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Wow! That last link
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looks an awful lot like the old Testor's STEALTH Copter. I remember seeing the Phalanx in Jane's as well, actually in two versions. The first on you listed was shown as the "Aurora" or somsuch and the Phalanx was called the "Dragon" and was some kind of super- copter that had modular parts for different missions. I'll have to go through my 1970s copy of Jane's later and see if I can find it.