Would've been amazing if the carried on the scales all the way along the fuselage !
A 'what if' subject for you Karl!
Shark Mouth Aircraft
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A 'what if' subject for you Karl!
buffnut453
Captain
fubar57
General
Unfortunately it doesn't cover the aircraft.
...but it can be built.
Geo
...but it can be built.
Geo
Nice shots guys!
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Njaco
The Pop-Tart Whisperer
Holy Cow! I have seen that car at the airport near my house!
Really Jim...
Yes seriously Wayne! Those are Levitt houses in the background. This must be on Long Island!
Here is a picture of my son, when he was young, next to it...(I think I posted this on the thread already)
Here is a picture of my son, when he was young, next to it...(I think I posted this on the thread already)
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Gastounet
Airman 1st Class
Awesome Jim...
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Njaco
The Pop-Tart Whisperer
It is Long Island, New York according to the website I grabbed the pic from.
Bingo. Me no lie.
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Njaco
The Pop-Tart Whisperer
Is that in San Francisco? I've been on that sub!
GrauGeist
Generalfeldmarschall zur Luftschiff Abteilung
I think the Torsk is in Maryland
oops...lol, I hit send accidently...
Anyway, the Pampanito (SS-383) is in San Francisco
Godammit! Every scrap of water you guys have a preserved sub or destroyer or cruiser or battleship or carrier! Not one of our Type 12 Frigates was saved! This was despite the efforts of keen individuals; Kiwis are sooooo tight; too busy haggling over the cost!
Favourite New Zealand pastime; whinging about the power bill!
Favourite New Zealand pastime; whinging about the power bill!
GrauGeist
Generalfeldmarschall zur Luftschiff Abteilung
Sorry my friend!
We have quite a collection of maritime military hardware that's been preserved, including notable ships like:
USS Constitution - 1797, Heavy Frigate (still an active warship of the USN)
USS Constellation - 1854, Sloop of War
CSS Hunley - 1863, world's first combat submarine (recently recovered and undergoing preservation)
USS Olympia (C-6) - 1892, world's oldest Protected Cruiser
USS Texas (BB-35) - 1912, Only surviving WWI era Dreadnaught
Then we have quite a few modern (post WWI) warships, including foreign submarines (Italian, Soviet, German and Japanese)...might actually make for a great thread
Yea, the Torsk is in Baltimore. Where I am now. Will take a picture of the USS Constellation later today if you wish.
The top photo was taken from the building in the background of the bottom photo.
