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Old July 12th 04, 01:38 PM
frank may
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Bob Urz wrote in message ...
Krztalizer wrote:
And what is this suppose to be? Photoshop or otherwise?
The mythical aurora?



Close... but not photoshopped.


Even if if could take off a flight deck, it would look like it would be
dragging its ass if it tried to land on one.



Bob, it was on a US carrier a couple months back, for a movie. Pretty good
looking prop, if a bit far fetched.

v/r
Gordon
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From an upcoming Columbia/TriStar movie titled "Stealth".
USN SAR

Its always better to lose -an- engine, not -the- engine.

Its a very cool looking prop. If it not a national security issue, what
movie was it being used for?

Its hard to tell from that angle, but it does look like it could be
believable and fly. It look a lot cooler than the artist F22 or ATF
planes that were in the magazines before the f22 and the stealth came
out. Maybe the Skunk works is building props now.

Bob



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