What did they think would happen? It was the hosts that made the show.
Buran
buran
Ford does sequential indicators just fine. Audi should take a look at that.
I’m leaving VW for a pre-owned Ford this coming weekend if all goes well. Sick of the way they’ve treated owners over the years — and I owned VWs for 15 years straight. It was a nice surprised to see how much cheaper parts are at Ford dealerships — I’ve been doing my research on the accessories I want to have…
What are they saluting?
Oh wow. I’m a space geek but I didn’t know this one existed.
What’s wrong with being able to easily get into the back seat?
It looks like they got 90% of the design done, then got hungry and went home, leaving the last guy to copy and paste a grille design off of his last project.
In the US, we only get the AWD version... though that’s not a bad thing. I imagine they’re still fun to drive.
That’s an APC, not a tank.
I love these. :) Thank you for noticing! Not many people do.
Boeing has been working hard on making newer aircraft, and the 748 (747-800) variant of the 747, more fuel efficient. I agree that those are the likely replacement.
And if anyone wonders why the topmost F-16 looks weird, it’s because it’s carrying conformal fuel tanks. Strangely, the USAF doesn’t use them, or didn’t last I knew.
Thought about? Wha? I see it there.
I’m not interested in this genre at all, but try this Google search:
Ahhh, that’s the binding style I’m talking about when referring to those Jane’s flight sim manuals. I still have all of mine.
I loved Jane’s flight sims for the hefty spiral-bound manual that shipped with them.
That worked for me (ordering it alone), plus I get $1 in Kindle credit for not being in a hurry to get it. Score — that’ll feed my zombie addiction.
That worked for me (ordering it alone), plus I get $1 in Kindle credit for not being in a hurry to get it. Score —…
No hatch, no sale. But then it’s a VW anyway, so no sale. After being victimised by them (and no, we no longer have the TDI), I’m looking elsewhere for my next vehicle.
http://arstechnica.com/science/2016/0… is the best write-up of what could have been done that I’ve seen yet.
They knew. They had an opportunity to photograph Columbia in orbit, but didn’t. And that makes this even worse — something could have been done but because of management stupidity, it wasn’t.