To see if I still feel
I focus on the pain
The only thing that's real
The needle tears a hole
The old familiar sting
Try to kill it all away
But I remember everything
What have I become
My sweetest friend
Everyone I know
Goes away
In the end
And you could have it all
And you could have it all
My empire of dirt
My empire of dirt
<riff intensifies>
I will let you down
I will make you hurt
I will let you down
I will make you hurt
Are these prototypes that never made it? What am I looking at here?
thanks Trent
>>33197687
Yep you figured it out
>>33197681
FUCK
>>33197691
My robotic afterlife was tainted with rejection
I'd gaze at my reflection and see rust
Let's form a club for all the clones that never made it
Techno lepers, cyber chumps
Prosthetic paupers plunging pliers in your pocket...
I wear this crown of thorns
Upon my liar's chair
>>33197688
>attributing Trent as the songwriter
>implying it wasn't Johnny Cash
>>33197681
An entire nation rested on her shoulders. ;_;
>>33197668
I thought there was talk of reviving the YF-23 since more F-22s can't be made.
>>33197725
Like a leaf, watch it soar.
WHAT
>>33197692
sauce?
Full of broken thoughts
I cannot repair
WERE
>>33197755
Beneath the stains of time
The feelings disappear
you are someone else
THEY
Beneath the stains of time
The feelings disappear
>>33197649
shit
THINKING
You are someone else
I am still right here
I wear this crown of shit
Upon my liar's chair
Full of broken thoughts
I cannot repair
Beneath the stains of time
The feelings disappear
You are someone else
I am still right here
>>33197724
>as I read this sitting in five guys johnny cash comes on the radio
fucking meme magic
>>33197681
What a beauty she was. To bad lighting fast interceptors are not really a thing any more.
>>33197642
Hehehehehe
>>33197575
God they were cool looking. Weren't there only two of theses things? And isn't there one left in a museum.
>>33197771
Why aren't ground effect vehicles used today?
>>33197766
>>33197787
<More riff>
WHAT HAVE I BECOME
My sweetest friend.
WHEN
Everyone I know, goes away... in the end.
>>33197811
AND YOU COULD HAVE IT ALL
THEY
CANCELLED
And you could have it all
My empire of dirt
>>33197724
>he expects us to fall for this
>>33197855
FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF
I will let you down
I will make you hurt
IF I COULD START AGAIN
THESE
>>33197871
holly shit nigger, you fucking love dem russians
If I could start again
A million miles away
PROGRAMS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!??
>>33197796
what did the Valkyrie do tho?
>>33197895
With a passion my brother, with a passion.
>>33197907
I would keep myself,
I would find a way.
>>33197929
while i was little fucker in soviet times, id say i am rather impressed that those end day programs went that far
>>33197681
>>33197658
>What if we totally combined these two wouldn't that be rad
>t.-Beaverworks
Oh, I wish....
>>33197575
Johnny Cash reference. I get it. Well Tool sung it first, but John did it better.
Anyway go on with your plane thread.
>>33197914
>I hurt myself today
Crashed. WITH NO SURVIVORS
>>33198018
Holy shit that's hot
Whoever made this thread
You made me cry
I guess it means I still feel :(
For all sad words of tongue and pen, The saddest are these, 'It might have been'.
>sad/angry_wojak.jpg
>>33197803
didnt the roof collapse on that and they still haven cleaned up the remains?
>>33198308
Something like that. Don't know the details.
>>33197575
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>>33197964
Thanks anons, this thread will go down as one of the better and more memorable experiences I've had on 4chan.
Press F to pay respects.
>>33198357
ffffffffffffffffffffff
>[autistic screech]
>>33198018
Holy shit, irl CFA-44 Nosferatu when
>>33198408
>I would keep myself
>I would find a way
>>33198283
For all sad words of tongue and pen, The saddest are these, '/pol/ was right again'.
>>33198378
The whole story of the b2707 just sends me into an autistic fit. It was supposed to be bigger and faster than the Concorde or the Russian clone. Yet it was cancelled because of Mr shekelstien's oil embargo but even after the 747 made them billions what did they do with it? They could have completed it and rolled it out along side other projects but they just leave it to rot in a hanger
>>33198028
Nine inch nails.
Not tool
>>33197754
Manchester by the Sea
>>33198301
Pardon me, but what is that?
>>33198211
Yeah, but, what was its purpose
>>33197727
The rumor is the 6th gen fighter will be YF23 based.
It's a great way 2 start.
50% of the work is already done.
>tfw tankfu has gone all forgotten and lonely
>>33198714
A blackbird/interceptor mix. It was planned to go at mach 4 and take out targets from miles away. Sadly, it was cancelled. But there might be some hope, as a fastmover matching exactly it's description was seen over a mountain at area 51 in '98
>a bunch of tax dollar sucking military projects to fight pointless wars with
Wow truly depressing that the military industrial complex didn't have quite enough support for these. Maybe we should kickstart WW3 and get the beauties made already.
>>33199045
>Maybe we should kickstart WW3
The world needs it.
We need it.
WW3 will fix humanities aimlessness and stagnation. Cull the weak and uninnovative.
>>33199065
Just to reassert reality: if WW3 happens, you will die.
>>33199076
Then I wasn't meant to live. Humanity needs WW3.
>>33197724
>ywn create music that inspires a living legend to honor you with a heart-felt cover
>Because that living legend
>Isn't living anymore.
>>33199065
>ww3
Happens
>either live and bcome a strong survivalist capable of more than most military units and live an exciting life or I die and I my troubles will be over
Sounds rad
>>33199090
>Humanity needs WW3.
It's coming. Everyone is pretending that it isn't, that the idea of it is truly preposterous, but it is coming.
It will arrive, and everyone will pretend what a surprise it was, how nobody saw it coming, but it will be triggered by the same old shit that always kicks off thes esorts of things, and the only thing innovative about it will be the fancy new ways we've found to pile on the corpses.
I probably won't make it, but it won't be from lack of trying, and yeah, the world needs it.
>>33198775
Initially a prototype for a Mach 3 supersonic bomber. Program was cancelled but the first two were completed and flown for R&D purposes (joint Air Force, NASA program).
>>33199258
They cancelled it because they believed that Russian missile technology was too advanced for a supersonic bomber to successfully strike, especially with the advent of ICBMs.
>>33199282
Wich is odd because Russian missile tech laughed behind us by about ~3 years
>>33198573
Holy shit that thing is massive. Could only go to very specific airports too I bet.
>>33198301
Aren't those the flying black triangles fly g around Nevada and bongistan?
>>33199384
NY, LA, STL, London and Paris were the only ones that could take it, but it still could have made billions
>>33197771
What the fuck is the point of this? An ultra fast guided missile cruiser?
>>33199540
looks like a one way trip either way.
>>33199540
Ground effect aircraft. The idea was that the aircraft would stay low, below radar, while firing anti-ship missiles at US aircraft carriers or other targets from the sea, while traveling at several hundred miles per hour.
>>33199423
I think it would have reached the same fate as Concord. Supper sonic flight is just not fuel efficient. And considering the cost of a plane is nothing compared to the life time running cost, mostly fuel, that is very important. That is why nearly every larger commercial plane flies at 500-550 mph, the most fuel efficient speed, any faster would bring them into Trans-sonic territory where fuel efficiency goes down exponentially until crossing mach 1.0.
This and flat out human comfort, that Concord died, and monsters like the Airbus A380 strive.
>>33199540
Think about it more of an ultra-fast, super fuel efficient, boat for bays and seas.
>>33199568
Interesting concept. It would probably get wrecked by carrier based fighters as soon as it launched its first missile though.
>>33199540
Belkan magic.
>>33199585
that and the airline industry crashed after 9-11. that and Concorde had a pretty bad crash
>>33197575
>tfw spent 8 hours at the AF museum and the bus to the XB70 was done by the time we got to it
>tfw going TDY to wright pat soon
Going to see that bitch one way or another after all these years
>>33199555
its almost like there was a reason it was scrapped
>>33199423
They could have sold handful to few US airlines with massive government subsidies to fly rich people across Atlantic or Pacific on couple routes.
>>33199585
>This and flat out human comfort, that Concord died, and monsters like the Airbus A380 strive.
A380 seems to be chocking as well.
B747-8I is pretty dead on passenger market and A380 provides niche service on some of the most heavily flown routes. A380 orders bookings since 2015 is two cancelled aircraft. There is proposal for even bigger version with 50 more seats, but that seems to be pretty dead at the moment. B747-8 is doing fine on freighter market.
Actual trend on long range market points towards B777X, B787, A330Neo and A350XWB. Three last mentioned can be operated from smaller airports and have ridiculously long range compared to previous generation airliners, allowing point to point flights, skipping the biggest hubs entirely.
>>33199585
You'd be surprised. The biggest thing holding the Concorde (and supersonic travel in general) back was the fligthpath restrictions due to the sonic boom. That limited the available flightpaths to those that went over water and were as far as possible within the limits of the technology of the time. Those two limitations meant that they really only could fly transatlantic routes.
NASA's working on fixing a lot of those issues with their research into quiet supersonic flight, and they've got a 3-stage program intended to revive supersonic flight. The first stage is pretty much calling for a supersonic business jet, and the specifications are pretty much "the same thing we have now but twice as fast." If noise wasn't an issue, we could have had those goals met in the '80s - current business jets only have a little over 1 lbfuel/passenger-mile efficiency, and meeting that within those requirements only needs an L/D at cruise of about 8. The bigger issue is sonic boom noise, but the two companies looking at flying supersonic business jets (Aerion this year and Spike in 2018) have done enough shaping to supposedly fix that issue.
A bit longer term is smaller supersonic commercial jets. With these, companies like Lockheed have already done a lot of the legwork, and it's really just waiting on a market to open up before they finish up the design process.
>>33199907
Boeing's market studies were spot on when they considered what plane to build next when Airbus was deciding on the A380. Boeing was making a fortune on 747s at the time, but they determined that the future was going to be point to point, rather than hub based, which is indeed the case.
I got to see one of the few remaining YF17 prototypes a couple months ago.
sorry for the shit pic.
>>33198028
>Johnny Cash reference.
>Well Tool sung it first, but John did it better.
>Anyway go on with your PLANE thread.
>I get it.
no you don't, anon.
no you don't
>>33200027
>Boeing's market studies were spot on when they considered what plane to build next when Airbus was deciding on the A380. Boeing was making a fortune on 747s at the time, but they determined that the future was going to be point to point, rather than hub based, which is indeed the case.
Exactly, but point to point and hub-spoke business models are complementing. Major hubs will remain and there will be short route traffic to feed hubs.
While Boeing managed to get some new orders for B747-8, Airbus has pretty big backlog on A380 deliveries. I wouldn't be surprised Airbus will sell some more over next few years. A380 is borderline market disaster... just like B747-8.
Probably the most ironic thing that can happen on airliner market is what will happen with narrow-body market. A321Neo-LR has pretty interesting range, while Boeing doesn't have analog B737Max version as we speak, they will probably match what Airbus offers. Those might start to compete with wide-body market.
>>33198028
Both Trent Reznor, AND Maynard Keenan hate you now
>>33197771
Wish it was at some museum instead of whatever shithole slav port its rotting at now
>>33200765
Reznor wasn't happy, but acknowledged it as its own good thing
>>33202439
What? He loved it so much he was moved to tears
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hurt_(Nine_Inch_Nails_song)#Johnny_Cash_version
>>33202328
It would have to be a big hanger... if indoors of course. Those things are fucking huge, they are one of, if not the, longest flying objects we've ever made.
>>33202485
>Those things are fucking huge, they are one of, if not the, longest flying objects we've ever made.
All the more reason for it to be in a museum
All the more reason it won't happen
>>33202466
That'd be my bad, I remembered there being mixed review at first before woah good
>>33197692
>drawing your gun on someone suicidal
why are you even stopping them then?
>>33202513
i hate that cirnos face goes through the edge of the cup so bad
>>33197679
wow, remember seeing one of these in a magazing in my childhood and took it from magazing and put it in my room
>>33202627
I'd imagine it's mostly so that if the suicidal fuck turns it on another officer they can end it there.
>>33202513
Totally doable. They got the Spruce Goose all the way to Evergreen, they can do similar with the ekranoplan there.
>>33199373
>Russian missile tech laughed behind us by about ~3 years
You don't build a weapons system knowing that countermeasures will render it useless even with a +/- 3 year uncertainty. SAMs and better radar were coming and would render the B-70 useless. Better to spend the money on missiles.
Something, something crown of thorns, something.
>>33197826
Ruined by S.A.L.T. IF ONLY!!!
>>33197615
am I the only one who loves the XM8?
I think it looks sexy af
>all this "future tech" my 12 year old self was looking forward too
>tfw the harsh reality of conventional weaponry and poor investments tarnished my expectations
>>33199204
>ww3 happen
>team up with engineers to run a defense contractor and get flush Howard Hughes style
>>33199813
>bus to the b-70
Isn't it in the main museum complex?
The hangar over on the base proper has the f-23 and a handful of other neat planes but overall it's probably not worth the bus ride.
>>33198028
You mean Depeche Mode
>>33198796
Sounds fascinating, I wonder what kinds of advantages the design brings to the table.
>>33197681
This kills the Canadian
I havent felt this much in ages Anons, thank you.
>>33197575
Ah, the XB-70!
If ever there was a TRUE Weapon Of The Apocalypse, the Valkyrie was surely in the running as a top contender.
>>33211481
But that's not the LTV SLAM, may it rest in peace and never return to the drawing boards.
Let's look at some SERIOUS weapons, /k.
Some of these were thankfully never made, some of them were all too real.
They should remind us of the Cold War, when weapons were made to end everything, tear down all of man's works and leave nothing alive at all.
Such glorious madness.
The Sprint.
Designed to detonate a megaton-class nuclear warhead only a few miles above your own base, because as horrible as that was, it was much better than letting the incoming missile reach you.
The Navaho.
Intercontinental supersonic cruise missile with a TWENTY-FIVE MEGATON warhead.
For killing entire states.
Named for the God of Death.
Every bit as crazy as you've heard.
They actually built and tested every part of this monster, including the atomic ramjet engine,and it would have worked perfectly.
The guidance technology developed for this was used in later cruise missiles.
>>33197575
Compared to the others on this list, the mighty Valkyrie was positively tame....
Which should drive home exactly how insane the Cold War really was.
>>33198573
the earlier swing wing version was more insane
Focke-Wulf Triebflügel
The Titan-2.
One nine-megaton warhead delivered to the city of your choice in 15 minutes flat, day or night.
Like a pizza.
A really, really bad pizza.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3olJZKD_X5c
I would a way.
The Skybolt:
Air-launched, 1100 mile range, mach-12 speed, one megaton warhead, less than 100 meter accuracy.
This was such a nasty weapon the entire CLASS was never deployed.
Granted, that was because they actually deployed something worse....
>>33211998
entire states? one 25 megaton warhead couldn't even destroy all of Los Angeles
The Peacekeeper.
12 warheads, each one 300 kilotons, 8000 mile range.
>>33212039
god this thing makes my dick diamond
>>33211998
>TWENTY-FIVE MEGATON warhead.
>For killing entire states.
Maybe if you live in a bitch-ass state in the northeast.
>>33212292
>entire states? one 25 megaton warhead couldn't even destroy all of Los Angeles
http://www.nuclearsecrecy.com/nukemap/?&kt=25000&lat=48.8583&lng=2.2945&airburst=0&hob_ft=0&casualties=1&fallout=1&ff=80&psi=200,20,5&fatalities=4748029&injuries=2765540&psi_1=10498371&zm=6
Example burst with fallout on Paris.
Removes Pepe, poor bastard, and the fallout wipes out Belgium, the Netherlands, a big chunk of Germany and makes Copenhagen uninhabitable.
That's a 25 megaton air-burst set to 80 percent fission yield, which closely models the big boys of the Cold War.
Kills entire states.
Heck, if you caught the wind right, that would wreck all of California. Not likely, the prevailing winds don't go that way, but the statement stands.
Not to mention that any nation state clobbered this hard would cease to function in hours and drop into failed-state status almost instantly.
>>33212544
Tsar bomb 57 megatons
destruction radius superimposed over Paris
>>33212544
>>33212791
at 57 megatons the tsar bomb had a 34km (about 21 miles) total destruction radius. The Los Angeles basin is 20 x 50 miles
>>33212109
but it would have been better than the delta winged version, it was just more costly to design
>>33212847
hello darkness my old friend
>>33212967
FFFFF
F
FFFF
F
F
Friendly reminder that nothing you do matters and your existence is a lie.
>>33197787
Fucking dammit OP. This is a beautiful aircraft. Makes me think about being a kid and playing ace combat.
>>33197786
right in the feels
>>33205421
In context it makes sense
IRL they'd just shoot him 10-20 times
>>33197692
>Glock doesn't fire.
>>33197724
can someone explain this meme. the macro
>>33199258
>two were completed
some people believe otherwise
>>33214673
I want to believe :C
>>33214509
*CLICK SOUND EFFECT*
>>33199178
Yeah, that's the coolest part about it. Johnny Cash chose to honor it with an excellent cover.
However as a NIN fan since 1988, it does piss me off that most people think Cash wrote it.
>>33197712
>crown of shit
>>33199907
>They could have sold handful to few US airlines with massive government subsidies to fly rich people across Atlantic or Pacific on couple routes.
Which goes completely against the zietgiest of the era, which focused on airline deregulation.
>>33209291
wait, wait, wait, I thought it was Marilyn Manson...?
>>33198463
Underrated.
>no AH-56
I'm not mad. Just disappointing.
>>33216247
>>33216247
>I'm ... Just disappointing.
We're all disappointments here.
>>33197744
Leave it to a tripfag to completely miss the point of the thread
>>33197826
>>33197725
It was a turning point for us in my opinion, be ourselves or just another US protectorate. Stand the fuck up or sit down moment
>>33212978
>>33197871
>Ramps
>>33212074
>insanely expensive
>as fast as a SR-71 but also 3 times as big
>designed with 60s tech
Tame? GTFO
>>33197871
>>33221703
slavs btfo
>>33221869
>Tame? GTFO
Not to mention it was gonna be armed with EIGHT Skybolts.
Holy shit.
Although, yeah, compared to the Pluto or the Navaho, that's still pretty mild sauce....
>>33197788
tfw you will never shoot commies with an M1 carbine from your own personal flying saucer
>>33197796
that image made me legitimately lol
>>33198833
sauce
>>33198378
>>33197692
>a cop carrying without one in the chamber
Ok
Not a prototype weapon but it's almost criminal that we haven't weaponized it or made carriers using it's design. Imagine a full 1,300 x 420 foot flight deck, that's enough for two completely separate runways with staging areas for each.
>>33222262
>Cherry picks obsolete soviet equipment
>Compares with kill ratios achieved against 3rd world air forces
>>33217847
dammit...
>>33226931
Excuses excuses
>>33198406
Don't forget about the other swiss Tank program, the NkPz. A love child of the Merkava and a Leopard 2 with autolader
>>33217950
Did I?
>>33200338
Mobile?
>>33206455
JFK straight up lost his shit when they wheeled in the Orion-Drive battleship mockup with Casaba Howitzers apparently, and Freeman Dyson straight up was not willing to go forward with it based on his dosage calculations, so SALT and the Test-Ban Treaty weren't the only things that would have torpedoed it.
Now, if we could build them in orbit...
>>33208432
>>33208453
>tfw goering was too much of a junkie retard to do anything but suck Messerchmitt's dick to hell and back
the He100 would've been one of the very best fighters of WW2 instead of being the obsolete, obese piece of shit the Bf109 became past the F
>>33197755
the jackhammer isn't even magic, its just a big revolver.
>>33212120
we have a bunch of the bunkers for these around Spokane, Washington
Can't believe no one's posted TSR. 2 yet
This Thread... Fucking epic.
>>33226871
carriers have to be fast too. I bet that can only hit like 10 knots.
>>33197575
>tfw never ever
>>33197826
Good thread OP
I still hope. Maybe L39 NG-N
>>33231392
Because it still hurt too much, I can stl see them burning.
>>33229063
yup. Got to see the Blue Angels too, pretty fun trip.
Include me in the screencap pls
>>33206644
It's a cutie
>>33214673
>some people believe otherwise
They had parts on hand to build #3 and perhaps more. But they borrowed some to repair damaged landing gear and inlet structures during the test program. Officially, the unused parts were scrapped. But one wonders if some aren't packed away in a warehouse someplace.
CAUSE I'M JUST A TEENAGE DIRTBAG BABY
YEAH, I'M JUST A TEENAGE DIRTBAG BABY
LISTEN TO IRON MAIDEN MAYBE WITH ME
>>33208432
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>>33198357
Today has been full of good threads
Also, F
Usually I just make a screencap. Decided to do something a bit different.
>>>/wsg/1578935
or
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XxU72wLiJ7Y&feature=youtu.be
>>33198028
>Tool
You mean the band Not on Itunes?
>>33197575
Pity that these were all not canceled right from the start.
>>33237112
God's work
>>33222262
Do you hate all Slavs in general or have an inferiority complex since you said slavs as if relating to all Slavs and not the Russians who made the plane? Well an Armenian designed the planes also.
>>33226871
Multiple hulls are shit tier in heavy weather
>>33237778
MAXIMUM COMMIE BUTTHURT
>>33198357
I'm so mad
Why all those beautiful supersonic projects are dead while a trillion """"stealth"""" jet keeps living....I really hope that all those money are actually secretely funding projects like the ones in this thread
>>33197681
I promised myself I wouldn't cry
wasn't this a thread 2 days ago?
I'M LIVIN' IN THAT 21ST CENTURY
DOIN' SOMETHING MEAN TO IT
>>33215158
>Which goes completely against the zietgiest of the era, which focused on airline deregulation.
Like noise issues leading to banning supersonic flight except over the ocean and stricter noise limitations around airports. Totally deregulating airline operations.
It would have been money sink for Boeing it had gone to full production, probably followed by government bailout. It would have been just another Concorde, impressive technical achievement and end up serving tiny niche market.
>>33231017
It isn't He100.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/VL_Py%C3%B6rremyrsky
>>33235533
Nope, it still isn't He100. It had issues with glue quality, but that is that is other can of worms.
>>33197914
>what did the Valkyrie do tho?
It made Soviets develop MiG-25, that led to US and pretty much everyone revising their fighter, AAM and SAM designs. Basically it boils down to butterfly effect, flap of wings that by itself would be irrelevant sidenote in aviation history, but it ended up having huge ramifications on a lot of things related to military aviation.
>>33198211
>Crashed. WITH NO SURVIVORS
False. Pilot of XB-70 ejected, his hand was crushed by survival capsule clamshell door and that ended his career with high performance aircraft.
>>33198775
Yes, there is purpose for everything.. They were shooting commercial for General Electric.
The B70 Valkyrie.
So badass it eats other aircraft while carrying nuclear weapons at mach three.
>>33197575
Was it worth it?
>>33199620
The Soviets had a weird Ekranoplan fetish and refused to give up until the concept was 100% impractical.
>>33212120
I know it's a Minuteman and not a Titan, but it's still very relevant.
Nukes have a great sense of dark humor.
>>33198573
at that point we may as well go Man in the High Castle and use rocket planes.
note im not opposed to either idea
>>33198357
>Thanks anons, this thread will go down as one of the better and more memorable experiences I've had on 4chan.
fuck off newfag
>>33241815
Do minutemen die in even of a launch?
Being so close to the rocket and what not
>>33239231
Same thread. It just lived longer than usual.
what a qt
>>33245620
SR71's direct predecessor, except it had nuclear Air-to-Air missiles
>>33245620
Honestly, good riddance. F-12 is one of the most stupid ideas USAF ever had. Fine for testing stuff like high speed weapons separation as prototype, but impractical as fuck for actual interceptor. Not to mention expensive as fuck. It's projected flyaway cost would have been 15-18 million while F-4 cost 2.5 million. Adjusted for inflation it is between 120 and 140 million, but that is just the start as its operating costs would have been insane. SR-71 cost for flight hour was around 85k, adjusted for inflation it would be in ball park of around 170k today.
Extreme operating cost might be justifiable for niche recon plane that produced valuable time critical intel, not for interceptor.
>>33245637
>SR71's direct predecessor, except it had nuclear Air-to-Air missiles
That direct predecessor would be A-12. YF-12 is parallel development.
>>33245620
>they had to get rid of the sexy chines to change the rcs
>>33244959
A Ju-87 would have kicked its ass.
This thing in the European airspace was toast.
>>33199204
>sounds rad
literally
>>33197642
>Happiest death machine on the planet
>>33202627
>Well sir, he was gonna off himself anyway, so I figured I'd have some fun and help him, two birds one stone kinda thing you know.
>>33197681
I promised myself I wouldn't cry today
>>33212120
>A really, really bad pizza.
I dunno, I liked the last fallout game, maybe the wasteland is an acquired taste.
The sheer amount of "why the fuck not" in this design makes me proud to be an American
A E S T H E T I C
>>33246524
that is actually the most 80's thing i have ever seen
>>33239696
That picture is just so haunting
>>33246524
Ahhh the ota malera gorgana. The ultimate italian war limo. My favourite kind.
>>33246524
Reminded me of that Bill Murray movie with the heavily armed Trailer park
>>33216260
>0:18
>lewd
>>33197787
>spanish guitars intensify
>>33197787
>I was just a child when the stars fell from the skies...
>>33210792
>remember roaming around the map in Mercenaries as a kid just to find one of these and hijack it
>>33226871
Well that looks like it costs almost twice as much, Christ, are they not big and expensive enough already.
>>33247749
>>33247957
Fucking ISAF pencil pushers, it could've been magical bros
>>33231392
Got to see it in real lately and couldn't believe how big it was
It made it even more saddening...
Saunders Roe 53 mixed jet rocket interceptor cancelled by the white paper...
And good God I know they weren't cancelled or a total failure (or even anything to do with the military on K) but the beauty of a comet in the flesh made it's tragedy all the more spectacular.
>>33248986
Last member of that aircraft family got cancelled... after RAF had wasted between 3.4 and 3.8 billion £ on it. During program they cut procurement from 21 to 9 aircraft.
>>33237494
Such a shame that this design will literally never make sense.
>>33250607
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Strategic_Defence_and_Security_Review_2010
What was the last cuts massacre that topped this?
>>33250827
That is nothing compared to defense cuts that happened in 90's.
>>33198357
F is feels.