Henk
Master Sergeant
It was used in the movie James Bond Casino Royal and looks pretty cool.
Airliners.net Photos: Untitled Boeing 747-236B
Airliners.net Photos: Untitled Boeing 747-236B
Strange Boeing 747
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Matt308
Glock Perfection
Fake
syscom3
Pacific Historian
The engine thrust lines are not parallel with the CL of the jet.
Matt308
Glock Perfection
Its all wrong...
Desert Fox
Senior Airman
And why are the engines on the same pod? Would they be able to withstand the power of two engines on take-off?
This may have been what you said, Sys, but the engines seem to be on an inward slant...whats going on there?
This may have been what you said, Sys, but the engines seem to be on an inward slant...whats going on there?
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Henk
Master Sergeant
It is for the movie 007 Casino Royal, I swa it in the movie when he was in the airport scene.
The odd thing is that something similar to the Hollywood prop flew in 1958. I wouldn't be surprised if it influenced the movie version.
The BB-152 VEB was East German in origin. It had a circular-section fuselage, high wing with podded engines, and landing gear reminiscent of the B-47, complete with outrigger wheels. A crash, 'no fault in the aircraft' in 1959, then nothing heard again.
The BB-152 VEB was East German in origin. It had a circular-section fuselage, high wing with podded engines, and landing gear reminiscent of the B-47, complete with outrigger wheels. A crash, 'no fault in the aircraft' in 1959, then nothing heard again.
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