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That's rather impossible, We can't even see 25% of the aircraft
YB-35/YB-49? |
I know I said it was mean....
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It's the B-12345678910, the Spruce Goose Bomber variant!
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedi...Hercules_2.jpg Or maybe an Executor-class Super Star Destroyer Now seriously, the picture kinda reminds me of the X-45, but it's black and white... |
Your looking at a wing root from below and behind. Tip its Russian. That should make it easier....
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Can I ask one thing, Is it a Strategic or Tactical Bomber?
EDIT: Is it a Tu-22M? |
I have always liked this one, the largest US bomber ever built and having both piston engine and jet engines:
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedi...Peacemaker.jpg This one was also cool: http://members.aol.com/nukeinfo/b-49_inflight.jpg |
B-36D and the YB-49 right?
I think the most important thing the B-36 ever did was become the first flying nuclear reactor... |
six turning four burning!
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Even though the YB-49 never made it into production, it was nice that they gave Jack Northrop security clearance to see the plans and pre-production model of the B-2. While he died before the first rollout, at least he knew that his ideas had finely come to full fruition.
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Indeed, even though it flew almost 45 years after the YB-49, the B-2 can still be considered the YB-49's descendant
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The YB-49 may not have made it into production, but it did have a lovely starring role in the original War Of The Worlds. It tried to nuke the Martians.
Here are a couple you can chew on (should be easy): http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=efHwi...eature=related |
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Pe-8?
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Told you it was too easy
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HunterICX, Tu-2? |
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