Aircraft porn

[Trav Le Bleu]

I have a penchant for twin-boom fighters

And this was probably the best plane of WW2...

I know, hugely unpatriotic!

[purpleronnie]

Whats happening?

[lavrentis]

We go Waddington Air Show every year. Great day out.

Bit good at paint aint ya Shrenchel.

Saw them flying about over Lincoln on Tuesday.

Love old WWII aircraft and modern aircraft like the Typhoon.

[davieG]

[Daggers]

I know, hugely unpatriotic!

Rhubarb.

The 109 may have been a nice looking bit of kit but it never trumps the most iconic plane they had:

[Bellend Sebastian]

A fixed undercarriage? In 1940?

Master race, my arse. No wonder they lost the Battle of Britain

[Guest]

Copenhagens not much better and half the shops in the terminal seem to be run by scousers.

At least you haven't been stuck in Copenhagen with the boss who hates you, and her hubby who thinks you're great

[JadeFalcon]

i mainly play this on my pc, iL2 Sturmovik, fooking cracking game

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=8470342122187748919#

for reasons you all seem to know

Edited 10 March 2010 by JadeFalcon

[Daggers]

I do like a bit of Nimrod though, had some fun in them.

[Samilktray]

I might make a fish porn thread, could come across as a bit strange though.

[Edmund]

The Junkers Ju 390 was of a long range heavy bomber aircraft design. It was made to fulfill the German ambition to attack the eastern coast of the USA. It is also called as "The New York Bomber".

The prototypes flew in August and October 1943. It was rumored that by flying from Mont-de-Marsan to a point 20km from New York, and back, Ju 390 almost displayed its full potential.

[FoxyPV]

I might make a fish porn thread, could come across as a bit strange though.

You' d have troy maclure as your biggest fan if you did

Edited 11 March 2010 by FoxyPV

[Trav Le Bleu]

i mainly play this on my pc, iL2 Sturmovik, fooking cracking game

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=8470342122187748919#

for reasons you all seem to know

Also available at Good Old Games (gog.com) for a mere $9.99 download, well worth it!

http://www.gog.com/en/gamecard/il_2_sturmovik_1946

I used to play Spitfire 40 on my old Speccy with outstanding graphics such as this...

[DJ Barry Hammond]

Look at the beaut spreading it's load!

[Rocket-Ron]

St Martin/Maarten is a peculiar French/Dutch co-owned territory (the latter being Netherlands Antilles, and lobbying for independence). Towards the end of WWII, the Americans built the airport, imagining that - as Germany had invaded both 'parent' countries - should the outcome of the war be other than it was, this particular island would acquire strategic significance beyond its size.

http://www.discover-stmaarten.com/st-maarten-landings.html

[Trav Le Bleu]

Look at the beaut spreading it's load!

Why an Av-8? What's wrong with the original?

Much better!

Edited 12 March 2010 by Trav Le Bleu

[Bellend Sebastian]

I was going to say that but stopped because I thought people would think I was a psychopath (if they don't already).

I'm glad someone mentioned it though

[Finnegan]

[Edmund]

Ladies and gentlemen I present to you the 'Welsh Air Force'.

[Bilo]

Not what you'd call beautiful exactly, but a ridiculous feat of engineering for 1947.

Almost as long as an Airbus A380 and a wider wing-span. Unsurprisingly, it only ever made one flight.

[Edmund]

Not what you'd call beautiful exactly, but a ridiculous feat of engineering for 1947.

Almost as long as an Airbus A380 and a wider wing-span. Unsurprisingly, it only ever made one flight.

Was that another German bomber built to fly long distances?

On second look I'm guessing it's a cargo plane

Edited 12 March 2010 by Edmund Crouchback

[hairy]

Was that another German bomber built to fly long distances?

On second look I'm guessing it's a cargo plane

Looks like an american sea plane to me. Not that I have much experience of american sea planes.

[Bilo]

Was that another German bomber built to fly long distances?

On second look I'm guessing it's a cargo plane

American sea plane. Fooking vast one.

'Spruce Goose' was the nickname.

Edited 12 March 2010 by Bilo

[Edmund]

Looks like an american sea plane to me. Not that I have much experience of american sea planes.

American sea plane. Fooking vast one.

'Spruce Goose' was the nickname.

Of course, I knew it looked familiar.

It truly is an engineering beast.

[Finnegan]

Of course, I knew it looked familiar.

It truly is an engineering beast.

Not really. If it had been that great it'd have flown more than once.