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Not it's not on fire. It's pulling so many "G's" that it compresses the air around it and forms clouds. I got the opportunity to see what this baby can do this last weekend. All I have to say is if you are on the wrong side of this thing, it's all over. The most impressive plane I have ever seen as it made a "U" turn with afterburners on .
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Ah, the Point Magu air show . . . You should be more like Cantrip.  Twitchy: "I pulled a Cantrip . . ." GivePeaceAChance: "If the Tempest had nipples, I'd pinch that shit." Xylicon: "I'm about to deliver my [Richard] in your face for posting that stupid shit. " WDF?: "He keeps reaming me... night after night... I'm rather sore." GivePeaceAChance: "OMG MY NIPS ARE HARD" llenta: "cantrip, you fail!!!" Filliam H. Muffman: "i'm on top of dick"
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personally i like the Sukhoi-37, its using inverted wings which makes it look more intimidating to an enemy. the meaner a machine looks the better psychologically it does against enemies. fyi this is a Russian fighter.  ahhhh_crap wrote:no, splinter has ethics and whut has emotions
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Russian planes are crap. the raptors a nice looking plane, but in hindsight was a bit of a waste of money. yeah, i'm a cranky 'oul fucker. deal with it.
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MakeSureItsCharcoalGrilled wrote:Russian planes are crap.
the raptors a nice looking plane, but in hindsight was a bit of a waste of money. In Soviet Russia, airplane insults you. By the way, a squad of Sukhoi-37's are probably headed to your current location.  Bike wrote:I like to make werewolf movies. 
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stealth wrote:MakeSureItsCharcoalGrilled wrote:Russian planes are crap.
the raptors a nice looking plane, but in hindsight was a bit of a waste of money. In Soviet Russia, airplane insults you. By the way, a squad of Sukhoi-37's are probably headed to your current location. let them come. we have our ways. yeah, i'm a cranky 'oul fucker. deal with it.
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1 raptor can probably take out a squad of sukhoi-37's.
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Did I mention that the "U" turn was done in the width of the runway? As far as the Russian planes coming, the Raptor will get there first as it can travel at the speed of sound right after take-off in the U.S.(or wherever) all the way across the ocean to meet it's target. Oh, BTW, they probably will never see it coming as it's also a stealth aircraft.
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tpractice wrote:Did I mention that the "U" turn was done in the width of the runway? As far as the Russian planes coming, the Raptor will get there first as it can travel at the speed of sound right after take-off in the U.S.(or wherever) all the way across the ocean to meet it's target. Oh, BTW, they probably will never see it coming as it's also a stealth aircraft. do you seriously want your eyeballs to become soup in less then 10 seconds? i think not. and btw sukhoi-37 is still an experimental plane, it hasn't hit its limits yet. im sure any fighter plane in this era could easily pull off fast take offs. ahhhh_crap wrote:no, splinter has ethics and whut has emotions
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{pDs} Caboose wrote:
btw sukhoi-37 is still an experimental plane, it hasn't hit its limits yet.
well they better not experiment too long as the U.S. is probably working on their next plane. the raptor is already being used (if i'm not mistaken) and its probably still 5 years more advanced then the russian "experimental" plane.
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{pDs} Caboose wrote:tpractice wrote:Did I mention that the "U" turn was done in the width of the runway? As far as the Russian planes coming, the Raptor will get there first as it can travel at the speed of sound right after take-off in the U.S.(or wherever) all the way across the ocean to meet it's target. Oh, BTW, they probably will never see it coming as it's also a stealth aircraft. do you seriously want your eyeballs to become soup in less then 10 seconds? i think not. and btw sukhoi-37 is still an experimental plane, it hasn't hit its limits yet. im sure any fighter plane in this era could easily pull off fast take offs. Russian computer technology in planes is pretty crap usually. dunno specifically about this plane, but i was just at a lecture the other day on glass cockpit displays (don't ask), and Russian planes are still waay behind in this area (one shown had none, boeing have one, and Airbus have 3). oh and the F-22/rator isn't completely stealth, there are better stealth stuff out there. they might not be able to recognise it on radar now, but i'm pretty sure a trained soldier in the future will be able to make it out at some point. yeah, i'm a cranky 'oul fucker. deal with it.
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MakeSureItsCharcoalGrilled wrote:oh and the F-22/rator isn't completely stealth, there are better stealth stuff out there. they might not be able to recognise it on radar now, but i'm pretty sure a trained soldier in the future will be able to make it out at some point. your right, its not completely stealth; it gives the signal of a bird. so people will pick it up, but it won't signal what it really is. thats what i remember reading somewhere.
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