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This thought was brought on by the thread on legality of owning
ex-military intercontinental aircraft. If someone had more money than intelligence (the lottery jackpot is 150 million tonight) - what would be the impact of making a B-36, B-47, or B-52 similar to the way the Me-262's were reverse engineered. Get plans or a museum aircraft and build your own with improvements in design or engine from current technology. The plane would have to be FAA registered as experimental so getting an N number would be legal. Any thoughts? MAH |
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