where the fuck did Hayato get a Valkyrie?

>>15395674
Cape Canaveral was converted into a war museum and the XB-70 was just laying around there so he decided to take it.

or someone just had a boner for it and wanted it in the show really bad.

>>15396909
>Cape Canaveral was converted into a war museum and the XB-70 was just laying around there so he decided to take it.
But that's wrong, the one remaining Valkyrie is at the Air Force Museum in Dayton OH.

>>15396909
Plausible enough, I guess. As far as I know, there's only one intact XB-70 left, and it's a museum piece at Wright-Patterson. Cape Canaveral would be a good place for an aerospace museum in the future.

I'm more curious about how he could possibly refurbish it. It's a Cold War prototype, so no spare parts for it exist, and it would be next to impossible to manufacture new ones.

>>15396921
Maybe it was moved between now and 0087?

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It's only a model.

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>>15395674
:D

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>>15396921
IT'S IN FAIRBORN YOU FUCKING SHIT

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>>15395674
Where the fuck did Hayato get a Walker Galliar?

Better make sure there are no F-104s around.

>>15398781
>Read that in Mark Gatha's voice

Thank you for that.

>>15398772
How he managed to plow that fine piece of ass Fraw Bow will forever be a mystery.

>>15398947
Where the fuck did Hayato get so damn fat?

>>15399057
In his kitchen

>>15398947
Where the fuck did Hayato get the Sazabi?

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>>15396909
>or someone just had a boner for it and wanted it in the show really bad.
I wonder who

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>>15399071
That red thing isn't the Sazabi. It's the Walker Galliar from Xabungle redesigned as a Mobile Suit and painted red.

>>15399162
Wait, what's that regular F-15 doing there?
Did someone went there for an autograph but didn't have a VF toy in handy (somehow)?

>>15399301
It looks so much like a regular MS without the silly turrets and wheels and stuff hanging around.

>>15399316
Thats a Transformers F-15.

>>15399024
Manlets work in mysterious ways

>>15396936
Not to mention the air-frame would have to be at least 100 years old by the time Hayato got to it.

>>15399861
Come to think about it, it's more plausible that someone just built an airwothy Valkyrie replica from scratch with future technology, hardwork and guts.

>>15399867
Agreed. Any WW1 fighter you see flying today is not an original. There's even a market for for WW2 replica right now as well, there were some pseudo Me-262's made a few years back and I hear someone somewhere is making replica Fw-190's as well..

>>15396936
>Cape Canaveral would be a good place for an aerospace museum in the future.
wasn't it specifically an OYW museum or warehouse or something?

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>>15403179

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>>15403549
here's a more friendlier version of that terrible incident

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>>15403549
>>15405803
For anyone that wants to know, the plane that crashed into the Valkyrie was a F-104 Starfighter. Which is known for a difficult plane to handle and for a high crash/casualty rate. It started the nickname "lawn dart"

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>>15405803
I wish I knew more about aircraft so I could get all of the jokes.

>>15405853
>F-104 Starfighter
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b4pSjzI8BSw

>>15405873
Lewd.

>>15405862
check out the two blogs that translates. Most strips come with a explanation
http://flight-highschool.tumblr.com/tagged/flight-highschool/chrono
https://kirbyeggs.tumblr.com/tagged/flight-highschool

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>>15405873
That is awesome!

But here's more refueling.

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>>15405997

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>>15406000
F-16 was originally developed with a different refuel method/system.

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>>15406009
But recently developed an adaptor system.

Plus there is a rivalry between F-18 and F-16 where they are usually setup against each other in mock battles.

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>>15406014

>>15405982
Thanks.

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>>15405873
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qYdQA9maxWk

>>15403549
DELETE THIS

Aircraft thread now

>>15399071
post of the year

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>>15403179

Never knew the XB-70 could angle part of its wings downwards in flight. What's the benefit?

>>15408557
helps maintain stability in supersonic flight

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You know the drill.

>>15399316
Kawamori has done a couple transformers toys, including the masterpiece Starscream mold. He signed a variant of it.

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>>15410381
If I'm not mistaken he did a lot of work on the early Diaclone toys, particularly I believe he designed the original Optimus Prime.

>>15411966
>MFW the western release never got the shoulder cannon

>>15399022
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-NGEew5io1Q

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I'd be more interested in where they got the boron-infused zip fuel for it.
>All zip fuels have a number of disadvantages. For one, the fuel is toxic, as is its exhaust. This was of little concern in flight, but a major concern for ground crews servicing the aircraft. The fuels burn to create solids that are both sticky and corrosive. In particular, boron oxides are chemically reactive (and thus toxic), and boron carbide is mechanically sharp. This caused serious problems for turbine blades in jet engines, where the exhaust built up on the blades and reduced their effectiveness and sometimes caused catastrophic failure of the engine. Finally, the exhaust plume is filled with particulates, like coal smoke, allowing an aircraft to be spotted visually at long range.

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>>15412349
Also here's the original B-1A in white.

And the B-1R (yes, literally the Boner) Arsenal Lancer, which would have been refitted with F-22 engines as a interceptor:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FFsYcK5lWrQ

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>>15411966
>particularly I believe he designed the original Optimus Prime.

But more importantly, he designed Starscream.

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>>15406900
>>15405873

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