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Hello community! After watching countless videos of amazing jets (A-10 is my favorite), I was wondering if anyone can model the shaking/trembling/flexing that the wing tips exhibit in real-life that is shown when the aircraft goes in a turn or experiences turbulence? Thanks for taking the time to read this.

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F5 already does it

 

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Yes they are built like the prevervial brick sh*thouse, and I wouldn't expect much flexing, plus the speed is probably too low to get any aerodynamic osscilations? Any real A-10 pilots out there to comment?

 

Certainly thin winged fighters like the F-16 can have some quite scary amounts of wing flex at certain speeds/stores configuration, (modelled nicely in "the F-16 sim that we must not name"), and I suppose the F-5 would fit into that category.. Their wings are pretty slim.

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