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Title: GTPC #38
Post by: R33 GT-R on August 11, 2005, 09:09:59 PM

Let's do it to it.

(http://i19.photobucket.com/albums/b193/star59119/Fooshnicker.jpg)

(http://i19.photobucket.com/albums/b193/star59119/JoMamma.jpg)

Title: GTPC #38
Post by: oilfilter on August 11, 2005, 09:45:09 PM

Heh why does the pic look so flat? :blink: Is it from one of the satellite maps?

Title: GTPC #38
Post by: R33 GT-R on August 11, 2005, 09:49:05 PM

QuoteHeh why does the pic look so flat? :blink: Is it from one of the satellite maps?

I have no idea, if it's a problem after a few pages I'll post another. :rockon:

Title: GTPC #38
Post by: oilfilter on August 11, 2005, 09:50:36 PM

Hollywood?

Title: GTPC #38
Post by: BMWDave on August 11, 2005, 09:51:26 PM

Nifce sig, thats a B1-B?

Title: GTPC #38
Post by: oilfilter on August 11, 2005, 09:58:21 PM

QuoteNifce sig, thats a B1-B?

Nope. Tu-160 Blackjack. Bigger and badder than the B-1. Infact the biggest combat aircraft ever built (non-cargo) :praise:

Title: GTPC #38
Post by: R33 GT-R on August 11, 2005, 10:02:07 PM

No

I'm a flying machine, mainly single engine but every blue moon I get some seat time in F-15s.

Title: GTPC #38
Post by: oilfilter on August 11, 2005, 10:09:55 PM

QuoteNo

I'm a flying machine, mainly single engine but every blue moon I get some seat time in F-15s.

Wow, thats cool! B) How do they allow civilians to fly rear in F-15s? or do you have contacts in the AF?

Is it the joyride-for-cash thing like they run in Russia these days? For something like a few thousand $$, you can fly in the rear seat of a Mig-29/25 for half an hour or so. You dont actually 'fly' the plane ofcourse, the russian pilot does that....you are just along for the ride.

Title: GTPC #38
Post by: oilfilter on August 11, 2005, 10:14:51 PM

Oh good you changed the pic.

Let me guess Stuttgart?

Title: GTPC #38
Post by: Raghavan on August 11, 2005, 10:16:29 PM

Versailles

Title: GTPC #38
Post by: R33 GT-R on August 11, 2005, 10:18:10 PM

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QuoteNo

I'm a flying machine, mainly single engine but every blue moon I get some seat time in F-15s.
Wow, thats cool! B) How do they allow civilians to fly rear in F-15s? or do you have contacts in the AF?

Is it the joyride-for-cash thing like they run in Russia these days? For something like a few thousand $$, you can fly in the rear seat of a Mig-29/25 for half an hour or so. You dont actually 'fly' the plane ofcourse, the russian pilot does that....you are just along for the ride.

My uncle is a 25yr retired AF full bird that now flys for Southwest. He's got much stroke at the local guard here and he takes me in with him. They are detuned quite a bit for seat time building but still hitting about 70% of what they have. It's quite a rush. I don't know if you saw in the Chat Thread but I went up with my buddy in his aerobatic plane yesterday and it was incredible. Hammerheads, Split Ss he even envoked an inverted flat spin that really blew my mind. We were only at about 900 ft too so it's a major rush when the ground is that close. Here's his ride Christen-Eagle.

(http://www.bredow-web.de/ILA_2004/Sportflugzeuge/Christen_Eagle_II/Christen-Eagle-.JPG)

Title: GTPC #38
Post by: R33 GT-R on August 11, 2005, 10:18:57 PM

QuoteOh good you changed the pic.

Let me guess Stuttgart?

Yes, damn how did you know that one. Let me guess it's already been posted. :angry:

Title: GTPC #38
Post by: oilfilter on August 11, 2005, 10:20:05 PM

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Quote
QuoteNo

I'm a flying machine, mainly single engine but every blue moon I get some seat time in F-15s.
Wow, thats cool! B) How do they allow civilians to fly rear in F-15s? or do you have contacts in the AF?

Is it the joyride-for-cash thing like they run in Russia these days? For something like a few thousand $$, you can fly in the rear seat of a Mig-29/25 for half an hour or so. You dont actually 'fly' the plane ofcourse, the russian pilot does that....you are just along for the ride.
My uncle is a 25yr retired AF full bird that now flys for Southwest. He's got much stroke at the local guard here and he takes me in with him. They are detuned quite a bit for seat time building but still hitting about 70% of what they have. It's quite a rush. I don't know if you saw in the Chat Thread but I went up with my buddy in his aerobatic plane yesterday and it was incredible. Hammerheads, Split Ss he even envoked an inverted flat spin that really blew my mind. We were only at about 900 ft too so it's a major rush when the ground is that close. Here's his ride Christen-Eagle.

(http://www.bredow-web.de/ILA_2004/Sportflugzeuge/Christen_Eagle_II/Christen-Eagle-.JPG)

LUCKY BASTARD!!!! :praise: :praise: :praise:
I envy you! B)

Title: GTPC #38
Post by: oilfilter on August 11, 2005, 10:22:41 PM

Quote
QuoteOh good you changed the pic.

Let me guess Stuttgart?
Yes, damn how did you know that one. Let me guess it's already been posted. :angry:

Nope, not been posted.
it looked 'german' and 'industrialized', so I guessed Stuttgart. Just a lucky guess.. :lol:

Title: GTPC #38
Post by: R33 GT-R on August 11, 2005, 10:24:20 PM

I have my private liscense and I'm working on my IFR currently. It's amazing to just go to the airport and rent a plane for the weekend and haul ass pretty much wherever you want to go within 800 miles or so. It's one of the best investments I ever made for a hobby of pure pleasure.

Title: GTPC #38
Post by: R33 GT-R on August 11, 2005, 10:24:26 PM

double post

Title: GTPC #38
Post by: 850CSi on August 11, 2005, 11:33:04 PM

It looks like a typical European suburb...

Toss up a guess...

Birmingham, UK ?

Title: GTPC #38
Post by: oilfilter on August 11, 2005, 11:47:59 PM

QuoteIt looks like a typical European suburb...

Toss up a guess...

Birmingham, UK ?

850Csi, it is Stuttgart. (see page 1)

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