Are they releasing a turbo'd shooting brake version? No? Meh.

Man, I love watching that thing fly. At first glance it looks like such a big, goony turkey that you almost wonder how it can maneuver so well. I guess though that all that flat, wide space between the wings is one giant lifting body? If that's the case, and it helps reduce the loading on the actual wings, I guess…

Yeah, well, Mr. ape_ck doesn't even get out of bed for anything that isn't big enough for a helipad.

Is that an electrical harness or a BDSM harness? It seems designed for maximum pain.

Yeah, but the same wire keeps changing colors! "Different colored wires" indeed, sir. Points awarded for obfuscating badassery.

I would be forever popping it into neutral pretending that was a throttle.

Ahh, gotcha. Thanks for the knowledge!

Honestly. Dude's got serious rhythm...I wonder if he plays the drums

This one might be a different pilot, but it has a few more viewpoints, including inside the cockpit, and looking down on the trailer from the cabin. Great stuff, although, trigger warning: features Awolnation's "Sail."

Heh, good point.

This steely-eyed missile man sling-loading Christmas trees. Somebody forgot to tell him that inertia is a thing, I guess.

Feet off those brakes, fellas.

"Star Wars Canyon" in Oman. US/Allied pilots used to (train? ingress?) there during Gulf War I. (No audio, so you will have to find your own clip of "Danger Zone.")

The Blues ninja-ing the bejesus out of the pleasure boats in the harbor during Fleet Week:

Do obviously-faked fakety fake-ass "stuntz" count?

Continuing on the stadium flyover theme, Opening Day at Fenway in 2008.

For best results, mute the audio on this video, and play this one in another tab.

There's also nothing like yelling "STUDEBAKER SCOTSMAN!" at the top of your lungs in a poor imitation of a Scottish brogue. Try it.

Intellectual Humility, i.e., the notion that "just because I thought of it doesn't mean it's right."

I had a daydream recently about Kickstarting an effort to build a retro-resto Studebaker Scotsman, the original economy car: