You ever travel with these “Birds” ?
This send one visitor I hope all are true
1. Dunno… maybe some kinda VTOL testbed
2. North American XB-70 Valkyrie
3. Fauvel AV.36
4. Gee Bee R-1
5. White Knight with Spaceship One
6. Dornier Seastar
7. Scaled Composites Global Flyer
8. Scaled Composites Model 281 Proteus
9. 10. Gryphon Flying Wing
11. 12. Seawind 300C
13. 14. Adam Aircraft A700
15. Aero Spacelines B-377 Super Guppy
16. 17. Dewald Sunny
18. RQ-4 Global Hawk
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13 Users Responded in " Very Strange and Weird Aeroplanes "
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I’m a big aviation buff and these pics are fantastic, strangest planes I have ever seen.
Photoshopped! The Pixels are all wrong
hey these aren’t photoshopped ****** i’ve defo seen at least half of these before and ridden in 7th down
Pretty nasty of you to use the photographs without any description or attribution.
Could you atleast add a line with the names of these planes ?
The 4th one down is a GeeBee racer, preway racing plane
The bulging fueselage is a “superguppy” I think, built to carry plane sections around Europe
I wish people who see anything odd and immediately grunt “photoshopped” would do a tiny bit of research before coming out with kneejerk reactions. If you dont believe what you see on the internet, go an read a flipping book. Get off your fat idle arse, go to a library or a book shop and look at the sources.
It would be interesting to know the make/model/origin of each, and also what their individual uses are.
You ever travel with these “Birds” ?
LOL at the last one, it’s unmanned.
Mike I agree with you total
you are 100% right
I think the first one is an Ekranoplane
Really weird and strange…these machines look scary..
wow these are really weird but i think id still take one if i had the money lol
That first one looks Soviet (maybe it’s the snow). I do know that the Soviets produced several large ground-effect craft that were essentially jet seaplanes with truncated wings.
The first one is a soviet aircraft built to transport troops and equipment at low altitudes over open water using the ground effect. Well done steve.
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