Re: the real WZ 10
Scales change because of the focal length of the lens used. Looking at the background of the picture, this appears to be a telephoto lens and telephoto lenses distort the perspective and make everything look flat by removing picture depth.
The pics of the newly made J-11's I've seen show the planes with a combination of their blue grey body color and yellow patches. Why this one is quite different is because the nose is all black, and the tail tips and forward edges are black too. None of the J-11s are like that; their nose for exemple, has a lighter grey color compared to the Russian built, and they always have that stylistic cutout shape underneath. This is not your standard J-11.
If you look at the J-10s, some of the prototypes are in yellow color. The FC-1 prototype was also in yellow before they were repainted.
It's more than just luck. There is a place in China where you have all the prototypes are placed together in one base. When I mean all prototypes, I mean all prototypes, this iincludes JH-7A prototypes, J-8 prototypes, the Y-8 AWACS prototypes, Y-8 radar test beds, H-6X prototypes. This place is the CFTE or China Flight Test Establishment located in Xian. The background seems to support that this is the CFTE.
Among the prototypes previously tested here is a J-11 with the WS-10A engines. To have a yellow J-11 in that base, it is definitely not your standard J-11.
Scales change because of the focal length of the lens used. Looking at the background of the picture, this appears to be a telephoto lens and telephoto lenses distort the perspective and make everything look flat by removing picture depth.
The pics of the newly made J-11's I've seen show the planes with a combination of their blue grey body color and yellow patches. Why this one is quite different is because the nose is all black, and the tail tips and forward edges are black too. None of the J-11s are like that; their nose for exemple, has a lighter grey color compared to the Russian built, and they always have that stylistic cutout shape underneath. This is not your standard J-11.
If you look at the J-10s, some of the prototypes are in yellow color. The FC-1 prototype was also in yellow before they were repainted.
It's more than just luck. There is a place in China where you have all the prototypes are placed together in one base. When I mean all prototypes, I mean all prototypes, this iincludes JH-7A prototypes, J-8 prototypes, the Y-8 AWACS prototypes, Y-8 radar test beds, H-6X prototypes. This place is the CFTE or China Flight Test Establishment located in Xian. The background seems to support that this is the CFTE.
Among the prototypes previously tested here is a J-11 with the WS-10A engines. To have a yellow J-11 in that base, it is definitely not your standard J-11.
to compare - last one is the south african rooivalk 
