In reply to Gary :
Am I wrong, or do those women look "aggressive"?
Uhm... sir... is your A7 trying to slow down, or is it just excited to see me?
In reply to Gary :
Am I wrong, or do those women look "aggressive"?
Uhm... sir... is your A7 trying to slow down, or is it just excited to see me?
Harry Carson of West Virginia with his survivor 1970 GTX that he bought new. It has 44,600 miles on it.
Interesting cloud.
In reply to 914Driver :
I remember that ship from Urban Strike video game for Genesis.
Wasn't one used in a Bond movie?
914Driver said:The ship that never was.
Not the only one the Navy passed up. This one was built and moored at my shipyard for a while. It was pretty damn cool.
914Driver said:The ship that never was.
Or was it so stealthy that no one has ever reported seeing it, therefore it was/is a success.
Duke said:
Reminds me of The cosmic Muffin.
Never saw that paint scheme before.
-4* now, 5-6" of snow tonight, 40* tomorrow? WTH.
Awkward aircraft #20250202 - Miles M.39B:
In defense of its awkwardness, it was more or less built just to see if something this weird would fly. It did.
Duke said:Awkward aircraft #20250202 - Miles M.39B:
In defense of its awkwardness, it was more or less built just to see if something this weird would fly. It did.
Better make sure the pilot is at least minimum weight or cg will be jacked.
Ballistic parachute at tail because this aircraft was unstable beyond pilot control without computer assistance, in the mid to late 80s
In reply to stafford1500 :
M.39 was a tandem wing aircraft. They have incredible ranges of CG. Enough that even a Cessna 172 would shudder. 
Of course Rutan built one.
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