Knight26

let me check my travel schedule at work when I get back monday, if I can make it I will PM you for directions and PP you the money, and sorry I will not have any pictures of the ship I was just on, damn shipyard rules.

Hey the JFK, I did the CSSQT for RAM on that ship, check out my launchers if you can, forward port sponson and aft starboard. That F-35 is quite obviously the Air Force version, the wing span is too small, the landing gear too narrow to be the navy bird. Also it doesn't have the VTOL hump of the Marine JSF.

I'm not big on massive multiplayer games for the most part, I prefer my games solitary, or on small networks, in order to keep hackers out who ruin the experience for everyone else.

Interesting, if it has a single player campaign and lots of spaceflight, with in cockpit views, that uses my HOTAS, I will consider it.

AH, they're all for super-rich, super-gay idiots with no taste and too much money.

Games upon initial release have almost always cost around $50.00 to buy. I remeber a few years ago I was watching a special about the production of an early 80s video game, and even back then the games retailed for about $40-$50 USD. SO, taking in economic factors the price of video games, while fluctuating and currently on an upward incline, has actually dropped.

I say none, give me a PC or give me death.

oooh great start on a rendition of my second favorite valk, right behind the YF-19.

those are sweet beyond belief, I want one, lol

Oh most definitely DH.

You say that as if he actually has a personnal life, out side of his right hand.

You know I usually don;t say this about low-vix schemes, but on the crusader that is just sexy, and just makes it look like a shark.

I just ordered mine, can't wait. And is it just me or is that valk in the lower left of the latest pic the same pose as the VF-X2 YF-19 poster?

Technically it wasn't procured directly, but by dummy corperations set up by the CIA.

The A-12 predates the Blackbird, and is a single seater. It was commissioned by the CIA as a spy-plane, the term A-12 is actually short of Archangel-12, as the A-12 was the 12th design of the archangel program. THere are some excellent books and websites that explain the whole history.

I think Glane's is an A-12 from looking at the picture, as I cannot see the seam for the rear cockpit. The Blackbird at Pima is an SR-71, I checked the serial number, I did a project for them my senior year so got to stick my head many places. The Blackbird I worked with at SProcket (space camp), was an A-12. So Myriad you live in Tucson, cool, I am trying to get back there, need to get out of california, too expensive to live out here.

I've sat in several SR-71's over the years, the Pima Air And Space Museum opens theres up every year or two and you can sit in it. Most museum Blackbirds have all the classified and top secret bits removed from the cockpit for just that reason. As for the 'pit being cramped, not really, in the suit yes, but in civvies or standard flight suit not at all, unless you were in an A-12, which was suppossed to have a more cramped pit.

1/35 scale, dang but that would be huge for anything zentraedi.

Typical TF type design, the engines disappear and if you look at the fighter mode the legs hang down quite a bit ruining the aerodynamics. Plus there is also the fact that the cockpit is the robot's head and therefore there is no room of a pilot. All in all an interesting design, but I will pass on it.

because the english voice cast, except for Guld, were horrid

who is Kyla COle?

It's a nice pic overall I think the biggest problem with the face is that it looks too "disney," and not really anime or Mikimoto.

as for this idea....they're gonna need a REALLY big transport, the Herc ain't big enough.... Nah. The Super Bug will only be short some parts of the wing. It'll fit. looks dangerous! The air inside the hercules is different then the air outside. Wonder if the fighter shoots right through the hercules if its inside. Since there is no air resistance inside. You don't seriosuly think that an F/A-18 could land in the back of a Herc do you?

Interesting, I like the work that went into the room more then the actual collection itself, that shows some talent and skill. I agree that is also looks like relatively new stuff, and therefore I am not as impressed with the actual collection as with my buddy Adam Pawlus' collection, which is at least one of every SW toy produced, now he is obsessed, but at least he gets paid for his hobby.

Coby you are insanely talented.