The Unwanted Blog (2)
Rockets, cats, aircraft, guns, politics, photography, science fiction. You know, the usual stuff
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scottlowther
And it hasn’t been in more than 20 years. But stuff like this – though it has been going on all along –
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A Beech Aircraft Company concept for a civilian VTOL for the 1980s, from circa 1971. This would be a two-seater using tilt-ducts. This
The West German Weser Flugzeugbau revealed the design of the P 23 tiltrotor in 1963. This was to be a do-everything vehicle… civil
I remember reading many years ago someone describing what would happen if a modern anti-ship missile was launched against a World War 2
Twenty copies of the new book have finally arrived, fortunately entirely intact. They took two days to cross an ocean, one day to
Scheduled for Friday at 4:30 PM west coast time.
The Bell 214ST (“Super Transport”) first flew in 1977. Derived from the Bell 214, itself derived from the UH-1 “Huey,” the 214ST was
Early in the LHX program (gave birth to the late lamented RAH-66 Comanche) the Army’s requirements were sufficiently aggressive and vague that Bell
The Vertol Model 107 became the Boeing Vertol CH-46 Sea Knight. It has been a fabulously successful helicopter; development began almost *70* years
The Grumman Advanced Stealthy Penetrator (GASP) received a fair amount of exposure in the mid 1980’s by way of artists concepts published in
CAD Diagrams cyanotype blueprints cyanotypes Models science fiction Worldwreckers
