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>>2593773
pls sir can I have some more
bump, please moar
>>2594959
>Double Vega
>>2594990
lewd
Anyone have this or the one above in a better resolution?
Anyone got any of the Astute Class bong subs?
>>2596375
You beauty, thanks.
>>2596687
>.18
Why d'you outshine me boy?
>>2595795
cool....
>>2594948
reminds me of the prydwen
neat thread
Stuck in 3rd gear
Normal
>>2593772
I made a phone wallpaper with this, thanks guy!
>>2606164
You're welcome!
>>2607089
I didn't know it had ejection seats? Probably the Health and Safety Office demanded it.
>>2595166
That's cool
>>2608987
lol good god could you imagine sitting in that seat? in front of that rocket
>>2609137
It's like you don't want to be the fastest person in the world...
You don't have the right stuff to get in the rocket, it's ok.
using this thread for crossboard post
>>2609319
don't. It's rude.
>>2609535
That's an enormous master bedroom
>>2610709
Depleted Uranium ?
>>2609940
That looks comfy to travel on.
>>2609537
What's this and why no kitchen? Is it a mini hotel?
>>2611933
AHEAD rounds
I've been avoiding using military cutaways because they're boring.
>>2614106
Pls post them.
>>2614106
What the hell do you mean "boring"?
>>2604639
That's fat you retard
>>2614944
It's overly detailed and it tiny.
>>2615055
Isn't the details that which makes them interesting?
Yes. But wouldn't not be more enjoyable to be able to see the details.
>>2605890
Too bad this is drawn as a climb. The zero G only occurs during a dive. Bad research.
>>2598095
Wonderful! Do you have the rest of the ship?
Europa
>>2608987
I listened to some stories from one of the pilots of those things. I swear, they factored in the weight of their testicles into the weight/CG figures.
>liquid Nitrogen-cooled nose gear
>sealant around the windows would melt and cloud the glass
>instrumentation/pitot tubes would melt off during flight
>vertical stab was flat because the trailing edge kept melting, so they just said 'fuck it'
>RCS installed cause no control authority at 50+ miles in altitude
>cockpit was pressurized with N2
Wew, the risk assessment must have been a textbook
>>2614947
I agree. Unless - by chance - this is a cross section of Homer Simpson...
>>2617701
This is a Luftschiff. It schiffs Luft.
>>2597796
Remember going on that back in 2012 for it's maiden voyage. Great fun, but really, REALLY overcrowded. You'd have to wait for 30 minutes sometimes just so you could get in an elevator.
>>2622782
Of course they had to account for the pilot's balls, they had to be freaking enormous to do this.
>>2631137
Is this Ed Gein?
>>2595795
that's a nice cutaway
Has it exploded
Here's a cutaway of something. I don't know what it is.
>>2637435
H. H. Holmes's Murder Castle.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/H._H._Holmes#Chicago_and_the_.22Murder_Castle.22
>>2594932
read filename as slaveshitposter.jpg
>>2638449
>slaveshitposter
aren't we all?
>>2637715
>read the entire wiki of that guy
Jesus Christ.
>>2608044
>cut hole in an actual car just to show a cutaway transmission and transfer case
wtf australia
>>2641181
How ever will the world carry on without one car?
>>2639960
kek
I can't seem to find a larger image. There seems to be a lot going on.
>>2614947
this.. only horse has yellow fat too btw
like a volcanoe? >>2637432
...or just the Sun.
>>2614256
Oh shit I had this book as a kid
>>2593586
>spaceship
>air breathing engines
wat?
>>2638449
kek
so did i
>>2606006
i never got why it needed all those elevons each side
#43 in the pic
>>2643625
So thick.
>>2617758
Reducing climb rate? I may be wrong
>>2666509
I believe you're right, the sensation of zero g happens due to the deceleration of the rate of climb, not the rate of climb itself. So when following a parabolic curve, the effect is most pronounced when the plane levels off at the top of the curve, not in the subsequent dive as tv presenters always assume.
>>2665354
That thing was never meant to go to space, it's basically a self-propelled test vehicle. From Wikipedia:
"The OK-GLI (Buran Analog BST-02) test vehicle ("Buran aerodynamic analogue") was constructed in 1984. It was fitted with four AL-31 jet engines mounted at the rear (the fuel tank for the engines occupied a quarter of the cargo bay). This Buran could take off under its own power for flight tests, in contrast to the American Enterprise test vehicle, which was entirely unpowered and relied on an air launch."
Seeing as this is one of the few non celeb threads, thought I'd post these here. They are also kinda related.
Inked and Screened Prints is doing another blueprint drop over at Massdrop. At the moment they have a Automotive and Sci-fi Prints. The subject matter changes regularly.
You have to make an account to use the site. Yes, the site is legit.
https://www.massdrop.com/r/T696RY
Then do a search on the site for Inked and Screened.
