Iran builds a fighter jet
 

In the anniversary of Iran's 1979 Revolution, Iranian president unveils indigenous Qaher 313 (Conquer) fighter jet, developed by Ministry of Defense and Armed Forces Logistics.
Brig. Gen. Ahmad Vahidi, congratulated the great achievement of Iran, saying that “this is the major breakthrough towards the fulfillment of the Supreme Leader’s insights,” and added “all design and production process of Qaher (Conquer) 313 indigenous fighter jet has been done by Iranian Aerial Defense Industries Organization and their professional scientists.”

In describing the physical characteristics of the Qaher 313, Vahidi said; “this is an advance fighter jet, with enhanced profile and a very small Radar cross section (RCS) and fly-by in low altitude is the most important feature of this fighter.” He also pointed to the need for short runway for taking off and landing of Qaher 313 fighter as another feature.

Brig. Gen. Vahidi outlined the use of advanced materials in aircraft construction and using advance avionics in the Qaher 313 fighter jet cockpit.

Defense Minister also stressed on the payload capabilities and ability to carry the latest indigenous advanced armaments and said “Qaher 313 fighter jet is outstanding symbol of ingenuity, creativity and courage of professional Iranians in Defense Ministry.”

This looks more like a model airplane than a warfighter....now, this is a real fighter jet. Tried and proven. F-16 and F-18

Can't forget the F-15

http://www.tqflightmedicine.com/F15picture.jpg

And my favorite growing up as a kid the F-14

http://air.blastmagazine.com/files/2012/06/f-14-.jpg

Looks pretty serious..

And F16 ? man you can get those for free now days i heard..:D

I'd like to see it against our F22.

Reminds me I have air show pics I need to go through.

Well you may find out how formidable it is in the coming weeks when Israel lays the proverbial smack down with our f-16's and f-18's.

Looks like the equivalent to these small wanna be supercar manufacturers. VS real ferraris, lamborghinis, pagani etc

Our jets from the 50s, 60s and 70s are still kicking ass. Looks like a kit car (plane)

That's a rather strange/short wing design.