Haha you are right. A hell of a job. I have checked some video's about it to see what the process was like. But is seems you can come a long way with a telescoping magnet rod.
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The title of this article reminded me of this.
The truth is that the A-10's greatest flaw is that it is comparatively slow and ugly, and that it was so cheap to build, upgrade and sustain over the years.
Would love to have a more high res shot of this one.
Till this day, Operation Opera remains one of the most daring demonstrations of air power in history.
Today i learned that pidgeons are more quicker than i initially knew they where.
Way less. They are smaller and thus offer different stuff compared to US yards. Then again this was a car not sold in Europe. So all cars of that type where imported. So they are a rarity.
It appears you have answered your own question.
I too liked this the most. The original was great but a little clunky. The sequel was insanely cool and the difficulty was spot on. Sometimes even aggravatingly so.
To bad they are so hard to get, not to mention expensive in Europe. :(
"infamous engine issues", that engine is reliable as hell. It has infamously low BHP for a V6 engine though. That made it from a sports car more of a gran tourer, which isn't necessarily a bad thing.
Dream Car. Yes.
If you're wondering what car that actually is, it's a DeTomaso Pantera. Which is a much cooler motor vehicle than the DeLorean ever was.
It's allso the same building they used to test the various Star Wars and Zombie myths.
YES!!! Both my body and wallet are ready!
Ooooh that GTA V train clip. Boy, oh boy. I laughed so hard. I'm still catching my breath.
At least it took you hours...
Actually it's true, a mate of mine showed his connection speed here on kotaku not long ago. He had 85 mbit down and 20 mbit up. And stable.
Sooo eeeeh, it seems about time the USN puts some serious time and buck in that other crazy tech to counter this. Ekranoplan!