@gere_isaiah@TheCinesthetic It is a shadow… of a two-seat Super Hornet aircraft.
Maverick was flying a single seater Classic Hornet in all the exterior shots. Whoops!
@DanIlinca2@CcibChris Agree about the G-91. However, there was a Tornado Air Defence Variant that gives the overall design “fighter” cred.
AMX was another ground attack machine so not a fighter as such.
I guess any design that could mount Sidewinders or similar could be considered a fighter of sorts.
@XTOTL Just went to a street-art exhibition called “The Outsiders” in Melbourne (think Banksy and Adnate). I reckon your style of work would fit right in. Have you thought about doing work for exhibition?
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@GayMaxine@michaelwoodnz Not defending him, but that Landrover is pre-1965. It doesn’t need to have seatbelts. Also, the grounds of parliament aren’t a public road so a lot of road rules don’t apply.
When Shane Ardern did it on a tractor, he could say it was part of a protest. This is just a dumb stunt.
@Stuarty771@CcibChris Important extra fact is that the shockwave occurs at supersonic speeds. That is why the wingtips were adjustable. At subsonic speeds there was no shockwave to capture.
@atomicarchive The variation reply to “Six turning, four burning” is apparently, “Two turning, two burning, two smoking, two choking, two missing altogether”
Apparently the B-36 wasn’t a paragon of reliability.
@teddipasketty @AndrewDickson13 @HMilneJ Nauru is a bit further off to the left of this image.
Closest recognisable nation to the centre is probably Tahiti.
@whaeavee Have you got one of those little crank-handle thread-winder thingies? My wife has one for her embroidery thread. Apparently there is a schism. There are those who say that winding onto cards can crease the thread, and those who do it anyway for tangle-free storage.