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leon.

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24th Jun 08 at 23:38

antonov 225 ftw

RichR

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25th Jun 08 at 08:28

The company I work for chartered an Antanov to take 4 boats over to Yemen

Jas

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25th Jun 08 at 10:49

Robbo

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25th Jun 08 at 11:01

http://www.corsasport.co.uk/board/viewthread.php?tid=391528

leon.

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25th Jun 08 at 21:55

thats its little brother as far as i know there was only 1, 225 built another was in production but was never finished.

Kerry

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25th Jun 08 at 22:41

It is my dream to see a 225 and yes thats a 124 what lee posted which is smaller still impressive mind!

All Torque

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25th Jun 08 at 22:42

WTF do you transport in a 225, planets?

Kerry

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25th Jun 08 at 22:42

The Antonov An-225 is commercially available for flying any over-sized payload due the unique size of its cargo deck. Currently there is only one aircraft operating but a second mothballed airframe is being reconditioned and is scheduled for completion around mid to late 2008

sand-eel

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25th Jun 08 at 22:46

crazy russians

leon.

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25th Jun 08 at 22:50

its been used to transport whole stages for world tours for some stars before An was in manchester airport last year i think its an absolute beast.

also it gave a piggy back to space shuttle Atlantis

All Torque

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25th Jun 08 at 22:52

Not sure what this was, maybe a Hercules.

When we were in Cannock Forest we saw a Dakota

[Edited on 25-06-2008 by All Torque]

Kerry

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25th Jun 08 at 22:55

i love the sounds of hercs

4x1000hp turbo props

mmmmmmm

All Torque

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25th Jun 08 at 22:56

I've seen a triplane before too, that was an awesome sight over a motorway

leon.

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25th Jun 08 at 22:59

dont forget the spruce goose everyone made out of entirely out of wood nearly and is still one of the biggest planes ever in existence!

All Torque

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25th Jun 08 at 23:04

Check out the blue/red/white triplane and the Blackbird

All Torque

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25th Jun 08 at 23:17

"The SR-17 Blackbird holds the airspeed record for a speed of 2,194mph"

Fuck, that.

leon.

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25th Jun 08 at 23:17

bit o sonic booooooooooooooooooom!

Fonz

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26th Jun 08 at 07:00

Large aircraft!

Super Guppy

Airbus Beluga

swallows a fuselage

Fonz

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26th Jun 08 at 07:00

opps sorry for the size of image

Dean_W

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26th Jun 08 at 10:03

quote:
Originally posted by leon.
its been used to transport whole stages for world tours for some stars before An was in manchester airport last year i think its an absolute beast.

also it gave a piggy back to space shuttle Atlantis

You sure on that? NASA use a 747-100.

The crayzee russains used it to move there own version of the space shuttle, the Buran. Looks really similar.

[Edited on 26-06-2008 by Dean_W]

Robbo

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26th Jun 08 at 10:07

The AN-225 wa built to carry a russian spaceship as per the link I popsted... not the space shuttle atlantis, which is a US space shuttle

Tom

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26th Jun 08 at 10:39

quote:
Originally posted by Fonz
Large aircraft!

Super Guppy

Airbus Beluga

Seen loads of these with airbus being down the road

micra_pete

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26th Jun 08 at 10:56

quote:
Originally posted by Fonz
Large aircraft!

Super Guppy

little_duke

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26th Jun 08 at 13:25

quote:
Originally posted by dave17
planes amaze me, how the fck can something that big be in the air.

quote:
Originally posted by dave17
must be, like babies

Colin

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26th Jun 08 at 13:40

Thats the ugliest plane ive ever seen

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