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Re: What the heck is this??????
thats wierd...thats what that isOriginally posted by herpa2003
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Do it all the time with my CRJ model. Turns into something out of startrek.Try to catch me flyin dirty...Comment
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I can't tell it's going or coming, lolComment
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That's a collaboration...
Fuselage by Boeing
Vertical Stabilizer by Al Mooney
Wings by MBB HFB Hansa
Engines by Rutan Aircraft Factory (Bert always did like to reverse normal thinking.)
By the way, if an aircraft was properly engineered in this configuration it would likely have lower drag and better low speed stability than the current arrangement.Comment
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Or it's a new US Airways incentive to save fuel by preventing their planes from taking off.
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Yeah it is basicly a 737 with a forward fuselage and forward elevators but backwards tail and backwards wings and engines. Kinda funny looking...Earl From ReginaComment
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Just a jumbled up snap together model.Comment
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This is a fine example of not trying to put models together while drunk.
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It's the new 737-300XP!
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I do that all the time with my snap-together 747s.Comment
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