Next time you find yourself close to Dayton, OH you should head over to Wright-Patterson and check out the museum. If think you felt small near the SR-71 I can only wonder how you'd feel standing next to the XB-70.AZhitman wrote:
Yep. Walked around the SR-71 at a show a few years ago and felt *reeeeeally* small and insignificant.
lol...hafta be able to penetrate for that boss.AZhitman wrote:
No, that was when you lost your virginity.
I just meant the plane is really big.
this really is an amazing place. im not really an aviation buff, my buddy who invited me is, & i loved every bit of it... its what, 2nd biggest in the country?BusyBadger wrote:Next time you find yourself close to Dayton, OH you should head over to Wright-Patterson and check out the museum. If think you felt small near the SR-71 I can only wonder how you'd feel standing next to the XB-70.
Anyone that's an aviation junkie needs to take a trip to Wright-Pat.
And Hill. If you want to feel small, they have a C124 which absolutely dwarfs the B29 next to it, both across a field from the B52.BusyBadger wrote:Anyone that's an aviation junkie needs to take a trip to Wright-Pat.
I also saw the Spruce Goose too when it was in CA. Whata plane. ,AZhitman wrote:Definitely will do.
Toured the Spruce Goose when it was in CA... WOW. Awe-inspiring.
The Pima Air Museum out here in Tucson is pretty impressive as well... the aircraft graveyard is amazing.
I remember watching the first video of an Su...f***in' rad...hell, that was atleast 10 years ago...charlieo wrote:I like it when the do the Kulbit. Near zero diameter loop? I'll take it.
The only real problem with the F-22's maneuverability is that the Russian 4th gen and higher airframes like my beloved Su-30MKI have been doing such maneuvers for years. They lack the stealth, speed, range, and sensor capabilities of the 22, though.
I'm on your side. I'm just waiting for someone to come out with a smaller/replica Lightning model like they have for the P-51 so I can have another thing I can never afford to drool over.MinisterofDOOM wrote:My dad and I get into P51 vs P38 arguments all the time. The Mustang is awesome, but I <3 the hell out of the Lightning.
I'd be lucky to tell you what model a plane is or it's builder...but I still intend to get a pilot's license one day...RCA wrote:You guys are all aviation whores...
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You ain't kidding... it now resides at the evergreen aviation museum about 30 minutes from me.Bubba1 wrote:
I also saw the Spruce Goose too when it was in CA. Whata plane. ,