Would have been impressed if they gunned them.nikyEven so, that's three cars worth of bomb load... ...Like shooting fish in a barrel, but with dumbells strapped to your shotgun.
In case any of you guys are flight sim enthusiasts (seems likely), there's a DCS World sale on until the 30th. All of the modules are 60% off except Flaming Cliffs 3 which is 40% off, if I wasn't saving for a graphics card I'd be picking up UH-1H and FC3 right now. The A-10C and P-51D are utterly incredible though.
Would have been impressed if they gunned them.
In case any of you guys are flight sim enthusiasts (seems likely), there's a DCS World sale on until the 30th. All of the modules are 60% off except Flaming Cliffs 3 which is 40% off, if I wasn't saving for a graphics card I'd be picking up UH-1H and FC3 right now. The A-10C and P-51D are utterly incredible though.
Also, this is really cool. Modern aircraft made into vintage aviation posters. I might pick up a few of these
http://www.squadronposters.com/
Even so, that's three cars worth of bomb load... ...Like shooting fish in a barrel, but with dumbells strapped to your shotgun.
In case any of you guys are flight sim enthusiasts (seems likely), there's a DCS World sale on until the 30th. All of the modules are 60% off except Flaming Cliffs 3 which is 40% off, if I wasn't saving for a graphics card I'd be picking up UH-1H and FC3 right now. The A-10C and P-51D are utterly incredible though.
^ Can't wait to see one of those fly in real life... but will probably still be a long time before we see one in Europe.
The X-31 was only ever meant to be a test aircraft. The technology contributed to later fighters, as was the case with the X-29.
The Royal International Air Tattoo at Fairford 2010. It was awesome, and the display of thrust vectoring at take-off was phenomenal. The commentary was damn good too.Blitz187^ Can't wait to see one of those fly in real life... but will probably still be a long time before we see one in Europe.
They've been there already.
The Royal International Air Tattoo at Fairford 2010. It was awesome, and the display of thrust vectoring at take-off was phenomenal. The commentary was damn good too.
It was also there 2 years previous, but didn't display because of terrible weather.
One of the most awesome planes of all time:
The pilot in this picture is none other than Neil Armstrong.
I have this plane in Flight Simulator X (FSX) but I'm still learning how to operate its systems. It's... unique.
RyanswannellJust found this site, which shows you every single commercial plane in flight, as well as details about speed, altitude and destinations.
http://planefinder.net/
As a kid this was my ALL-TIME favorite X plane. Not many planes reach the speeds and altitudes this one did. You can imagine how excited I was when I finally got to view this beauty in the Smithsonian Air and Space Museum.