Njaco
The Pop-Tart Whisperer
Marzipan works wonders!
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After working in animal control for several years, I know the background on using cats as lab animals. Contrary to the normal rats and monkeys, the Stealth Research department at the UK's 'Opposum Works' was looking for something far more reliable than the expensive monkeys and other lab animals common to scientific research. One lab assistant, a digger named Abby Norrmal read the requirements for Project X445..2**7A and miss-read the section mentiioning 'airlines'. A moldy chocolate smudge on the print left Mr. Norrmal believing that it said 'felines' and proceeded in that direction. Soon numerous cats secretly shipped out of local animal pounds were being used in not so discreet ways for the technology research. The cats themselves, being such prickly b@stards, eventually mobilized into a union, the National Association for the Advancement of Cats and labs starting using dogs and certain residents of West Virginia and the East End for their diabolical tests.
At least thats what Maria told me.
Our subject may have crashed.....and is starting to become visible...this might be a piece...see post 457?
http://www.ww2aircraft.net/forum/personal-gallery/shinpachis-3dcg-world-19372-31.html
Maybe there is a fail safe cloaking device that kicks in so it can't be found?
Glenn wins the build contest hands down.