Interesting, the top view looks very similar to a single engined Rafale to me, front on it looks like an F-16 and side on it appears to be an F-16/SU-27 hybrid. Is it a good design for the air intakes to be inclined back like that? Every jet I've ever seen with intakes like that (F-14, F-15, Mig 25, SU-27/30, Tornado, Super Hornet etc) have their intakes swept forwards. Still it boasts a good number of hardpoints, nice high cockpit to ensure good visibility for the pilot. I'm not sure single-engined fighters are a good idea though, the thrust and reliability of 2 engines outway the fuel consumption and weight penalty in my view, The nose seems a bit too rakish as well. You want a nice big "nose" to allow you a decent radar. Radar Aperture size (and hence range, capability etc) is constrained by the size of the "nose" on the aircraft. Look at the F-15 or SU-27/30. They are both massive fighter aircraft with 2 engines and big noses (and thus big powerful radars) and conversley are also the most combat capable fighters currently available. Not a bad effort anyway. Cheers.