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' I owned, until recently a THUNDERBIRD ', but it was manufactured by FORD,in fact i've had two. I tried so hard to get them off the ground into the air, 120..130mph..nuh..wouldn't lift off. So i'mwarning you, dont buy a FORD.
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'Is this for real' ..that is taking aerobatics to the extreme. I like GMAN_57's comment!
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I love these planes I am a delta force op
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I can't tell which one is male.
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Spittin' Image
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F-16s Mating
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how did they shoot this , just right
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I have often wondered how aeroplanes get pregnant. Now I know thank you for informing me.
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Bravo !!!
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nice jet it is cool :):):):)
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here,s a link to a wiki site and scroll down to Demonstration routine and read that paragraph it explains it all....LOL.
still looks photoshopped and confusing tho,...HA HA HA
never mind still a cool photo.
have a god one,.
chat ya soon.
byeeeeeeeeee 4 now..:)
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en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_States_Air_Force_Thunderbirds
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I received confirmation from the Thunderbirds that the photo has not been photoshopped. The number 5 is painted upside down because the lead
solo spends about 80 percent of the performance inverted, therefore when the crowd sees the number it is right side up. ;)
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Schwameatles!!!!
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How sweet it is!
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Excellent!!
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Nice+1D
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Tokon
Jun 21, 2010 9:36am
Ah, how sweet those planes must really like each other.
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@tribalbear78
That's what I said a few posts back -.-
And I've solved the mystery of the 5. Take a look at thunderbirds.airforce.com/team_officers.html
It if you look at who's flying plane 5, you will see that they actually display an upsidedown 5. The 5 is actually different from the rest!
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While I do see the problem with the 5 not being inverted, this shot could be made by the planes flying in a staggered formation, with the lower plane being closer to the viewer than the upper plane. And, being that the lower plane appears to be slighty larger in leangth from nose to tail, this seems likely. However, the 5 is not correct if this is the case.
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to jets mateing ...thats how pipper cub's are made... ;)
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