Osprey "full stow" BFWS procedure is not matching the real process

Remark: This is about the "full stow" and not the "fold horizontal"

While searching for some good real world images and videos of the BFWS (blade fold, wing stow) system I found a number which all suggest that the real world process looks (for some models?) different then in the virtual Osprey.

BFWS for the virtual Osprey goes (simplified) like this:

• Nacelles to 90 deg
• Fold the blades
• Rotate nacelles to 0 deg
• Rotate wing to 90 deg

All videos which I found however show that step 3 and step 4 basically happen at the same time … which is at least 12 seconds faster … and looks really cool IMHO. So:

• Nacelles to 90 deg
• Fold the blades
• Rotate nacelles to 0 deg … while wing rotates to ca. 45 deg
• Rotate wing rotates further to 90 deg

One picture which shows the "mid phase" positions would be this:

The videos are here:

• https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TPRhdjSFWgU
  • Full stow process
  • interesting … the leftmost flap is always a 0 deg … while the three others start at 90 deg
• https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_45aUrES-j0
  • Full stow process
• https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rNfJ7mR8MAs
  • Multiple full unstow … and some "unfold horizontal" too
• https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hs8HCPaJzvc
  • one can only see the very last phase of the full unstow stage