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I don't believe it, but what's the point? :biggrin::biggrin:
I believe its main purpose is to have greater resistance to impacts with birds and a better float on the hudson river thanks to the side sausages, you know of the rest boeing and airbus contend the market without exclusion of blows.... .
 
You'd deserve to be subject to a "chilles spin"!

p.s.: Ask exa what it means, marrano!
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The first one is interesting, maybe the realization is too "sliced" but a clever (not new) iporesi.

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Excuse me.
but the voter results do this to you :biggrin: :redface: :frown: :mad:
to me the effect they do is this:
so a mediocre, gross, eloquence vulgar but easy to effect man is a perfect example of his contemporaries. to an honest people, it would have been far more the leader of a modest party followed, a somewhat ridiculous character for his manners, his attitudes, his manners of greatness, offensive for the common sense of people and cause of his emphatic and impudic style. in Italy became the head of government. and it is difficult to find a more complete Italian example.
admirer of strength, venal, corrupt and corrupt, Catholic without believing in god, presumptuous, vain, falsely sound, good father of family but with many lovers, you use those who despise, you surround yourself with dishonests, liars, inepts, profiters; mimo skillful, and such as to affect a vulgar audience, but, like every mime, without its own character, you always imagine to be the character you want to represent.
elsa morante 1945
 
The first one is interesting, maybe the realization is too "sliced" but a clever (not new) iporesi.

:smile:
the Second World War saw many bifusoliera solutions and asymmetric planes born true president? but look at this:
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the Second World War saw many bifusoliera solutions and asymmetric planes born true president? but look at this:
View attachment 14317Then I wanted to ask you a question. what was the most "beautiful" of Italian planes during the war period? according to me this:
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King 2005 was always considered the most beautiful, without doubt had a superlative charm and elegance.
was very fast but had structural problems at the tail and some high-speed flutter phenomena at the tail planes put in difficulty the prototypes.
the most efficient g 55 centaur of the fiat was preferred.

probably the high speeds (more than 700 km/h indicated) exposed the sagittarius (so called) to the phenomena of compressedness (local shockwaves) unknown and impossible to manage with a traditional design.

But it was beautiful, last evolution of the thought of karts, longhi, the designer of the reggiane, had worked in America with him and the Georgian had learned the secrets of the elliptical wing that will make great spitfire and p 47.
Unfortunately in Italy the elliptical wing of the reggiane (all "re" 2000, 2001, 2002 and 2005) did not have much luck, considered too sophisticated and expensive.
 
another question.
If you could have chosen an Italian plane to "navalize" for the carriers we had under construction (aquila and sparviero) on what would you have directed? at the time it was thought of the Reggiane 2001.
 
another question.
If you could have chosen an Italian plane to "navalize" for the carriers we had under construction (aquila and sparviero) on what would you have directed? at the time it was thought of the Reggiane 2001.
King 2001 was quite balanced, but it was a bit obliged by availability.
having a liquid-cooled and delicate engine like the db was not exactly the best for a "barred" use.
the Americans had made school and the Italian navy looked carefully overseas, but the Italian radials if they exceeded the 800 honest horses of the fiat were scurvy as the French progenitors, less noble of the English blood flowing into the fiat, and the piaggio as powerful failed as reliability.

for which the only reggiane useful for the Italian carrier was the re2001 excellent and compact air, of low weight, superlative value of the reggiane that became noble for the marina that had to enliven it on the bridges.

the "integral" wing of the cross reggia and delight of the base project, had condemned the reggiane (too unsafe having a wing full of fuel and going to fight) and the generals of the aviation had crooked the nose and imposed to overwhelm the project with the traditional "flexible" tanks.

the king 2000 had become little more than "interesting", certainly too advanced (complicated to build) and he was preferred the "sciocco" g50, and so' the marina finds himself" a jewel for his armoured, but his damn motor was not up to the cell and was quickly converted with the db-601 in the small recycling 2001, certainly the best of the "series 2"

Americans decided to submit the Italian industries to the "cura", the royal establishments were literally pulverized and no longer heard of it.

King 2005 would not have disfigured on an aircraft carrier, but his weak tail could not "register" the hook stractors.

in '43 the bearcat was about to be born and the hellcats were already veterans, the corsairs were the ones who were scalping, to us remained little to choose.
 

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Thank you, President.
 
What do you say, they look like?

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Then I wanted to ask you a question. what was the most "beautiful" of Italian planes during the war period? according to me this:
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I only interfere to say that I have always had a weakness for the "gobbo maledetto"; I don't know why, it wasn't a hunt, it wasn't beautiful, indeed, yet. .
Perhaps it will be the fascination of "a life as a median", the whole war has pipped from the beginning to the end, ending it in the comfortable specialty of aerosilurant (among other things they say it had excellent qualities of floatability!).
pricolo defined it so "difficult apparatus, said of good weather, because instabilissimo, in agitated air did not allow the steering wheel even for a single moment. was confused the instability with maneuverability"; and this was, I think, the longest and most effective aircraft available for directing in the war period.

Good Easter to all.
 

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