This model was my entry for the 1st X-Plane's Design Contest, done around the Williams FJX-2 Turbofan on February 2002. It is a small recreation jet customized by the internet fashion.

To quote the contest rules:
"Your mission is to design a new General Aviation aircraft, in X-Plane, that uses the Williams FJX-2 engine. (one of them). While you design the plane to achieve maximum performance in X-Plane, your design results will be real-world.

The aircraft will be judged by a panel of 3 members of the digital_flight mailing-list: Tony Gondola, Greg Hofer, and Austin Meyer himself (aerospace engineer, pilot, and author of X-Plane).

The results will be scored in the following areas: Range, Speed, Economy, Stability, Handling and Overall appearance (design lines, not painting)"

Power Plant: Williams FJX-2 Turbofan (700 lb)
Fuel capacity: 800 lb
Payload: 150 lb
Passenger capacity: 360 lb
Weight empty: 1,800 lb
Weight full: 3,300 lb
Wingspan: 25 ft
Length: 18 ft
Height: 7,4 ft
Fuel endurance: 1,100 nm
Maximum ceiling: 60,000 ft
Maximum speed: 350 knots

Almost everything here done by me: Marcelo M. Marques - codename 31 M.M.M
mmarques@frontier.com.br