Brains_N_Boobs
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Just found this thread. I have a penchant for fighters, especially warbirds from the 1940s. Felt like my all-time favorite Corsair didn't get enough love, hence the bump to the front.
It would have, had it been more "carrier friendly"...Just found this thread. I have a penchant for fighters, especially warbirds from the 1940s. Felt like my all-time favorite Corsair didn't get enough love, hence the bump to the front.
Some of the others I find pretty:
P-51.
F-5
I wish the F-23 had won the contract, just based on looks.
On the consumer end of things: Piper Warrior in full red. I got to "fly" one under the owner's watchful eye as a little kid, before getting my student license. Still think it is a very pretty plane.
two different images that were photoshopped together
See this several times a day. In all directions. Crossing in front as well as on the sides. NOTHING UNUSUAL.
Really not that big of a deal, it's just burning some of the fuel that was left in the nacelle from engine shut down. Usually not this exaggerated, though. Usually, it's just a very small burp of a flame or some smoke.
Yep, the USN and US Marines didn't use it as a carrier aircraft but as a land-based fighter. However, the British did use it as a carrier-based fighter and were very successful with it.It would have, had it been more "carrier friendly"...
leaving DFW airport on a night flight
Designed as a carrier based fighter, but the large prop made landing difficult.Yep, the USN and US Marines didn't use it as a carrier aircraft but as a land-based fighter. However, the British did use it as a carrier-based fighter and were very successful with it.
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You can actually hear the "whistle" in the flyby
there's this oneIs there a pretty cars thread?
Cause if we are going to talk about aesthetically pleasing planes, it seems fitting that we should discuss other instances of beautiful mechanical/transportation engineering.