lol...

[Jbb]

http://www.strangecosmos.com/images/content/101593.jpg
http://www.strangecosmos.com/images/content/101591.jpg

[Sleek-Jet]

:D
Looks like the guys at the LockheedBoeingMarieta SkunkPhantom Wurks did it again.

[Dr. Eagle]

Originally posted by Sleek-Jet
:D
Looks like the guys at the LockheedBoeingMarieta SkunkPhantom Wurks did it again.
You know Back in the days of the super fast intel 286 chip I used to play a simulation game called F119 Stealth Fighter before it was known what the F117 looked like. The picture or drawing of the plane that the program was modeled on looked just about like that on the carrier deck there...

[Sleek-Jet]

Originally posted by Dr. Eagle
You know Back in the days of the super fast intel 286 chip I used to play a simulation game called F119 Stealth Fighter before it was known what the F117 looked like. The picture or drawing of the plane that the program was modeled on looked just about like that on the carrier deck there...
I still have my F-19 program. But I had a 386 machine w/ a super VGA and 16K of memory to play it on. :p

[Jbb]

Lol....go to Strange Cosmos for the story...

[Sleek-Jet]

Anyone remember the movie "Foxfire" w/ Clint Eastwood. :confused:

[Tom Brown]

I'll bet that plane periodically pumps a bright white paste from the aft section.

[Dr. Eagle]

Originally posted by Sleek-Jet
I still have my F-19 program. But I had a 386 machine w/ a super VGA and 16K of memory to play it on. :p
You're right it was F-19... had to get in the wayback machine.

[Spotondl]

Could that be an :cool: Aurora with impulse engines :cool: instead of jet engines? Mach 6 plus????
Not sure if you are qualified for that type of technology there JETboatbrian....:D :D :D :cool:

[Sleek-Jet]

http://www.strangecosmos.com/images/content/101591.jpg
It's not going to get very far, in one piece at least, while it's still lashed to the deck. :D

[572Daytona]

There was an F-19 Stealth Fighter:
http://www.carlsonspeed.com/~daytona/946541547-00.jpg
And a F-117a Stealth Fighter:
http://www.carlsonspeed.com/~daytona/954543643-00.jpg
I wish I still had a 286/386 system, the slowest computer I have now is a 486-66hz, I have to disable the internal cache to get it to run some of the older games :D

[Sleek-Jet]

Somewhere I still have an original Sub-Logic Flightsimulator (what is now Microsoft Flightsim) for the Apple IIe. When I moved a couple years ago, I found a bunch of old 286/386 computer games I've kept, but nothing to run them on.
I have the original F-19 version. I always wanted 2.0 becuase it had Iraq as one of it's theaters of operation. :D By the time it came out, I was flying real airplanes and didn't have the money to upgrade.

[Dr. Eagle]

Originally posted by Sleek-Jet
Somewhere I still have an original Sub-Logic Flightsimulator (what is now Microsoft Flightsim) for the Apple IIe. When I moved a couple years ago, I found a bunch of old 286/386 computer games I've kept, but nothing to run them on.
I still have my Sublogic Flightsimulator for my Commodore 64....

[572Daytona]

I've got a box of Apple IIe software and an Apple computer as well as a C64 with a box of software. I haven't booted up either of those systems in a couple of years though, I hope they still work. My sister grabbed our Atari 2600 that we had as kids, I would have liked to have kept that as well.

[Sleek-Jet]

Commodore had better graphics. :D I didn't have a joystick for a while either... you get pretty good at flying by the keyboard... let's see "B" is up elevator "T" is down elevator "F" is left aileron "H" is right aileron and "G" centers the yoke... I think.

[Dr. Eagle]

the thing that was so tough was the jerky screen refresh... sometimes it was a lot easier to crash on landing than landing the plane...

[Sleek-Jet]

Originally posted by 572Daytona
I've got a box of Apple IIe software and an Apple computer as well as a C64 with a box of software. I haven't booted up either of those systems in a couple of years though, I hope they still work. My sister grabbed our Atari 2600 that we had as kids, I would have liked to have kept that as well.
My brother threw out my Apple IIe a when my mother moved to Vegas. I could have chocked him. :mad:

[AZKC]

Originally posted by Sleek-Jet
My brother threw out my Apple IIe a when my mother moved to Vegas. I could have chocked him. :mad:
Ya fixed the "trew" but ya missed the "chocked" its choked:p

[Sleek-Jet]

Originally posted by AZKC
Ya fixed the "trew" but ya missed the "chocked" its choked:p
Well that to, but I could have beat him with a big wood triangle as well. :D
I see we've recovered from the weekend. :p

[JustMVG]

While i was growing up in Burbank, every once in a while the airport would become very quiet no lights and lots of Security, well, being the curious type i went over to see what was going on only to find a bunch of folks hanging out for a C-5A party, you see the F-117 was being built in Bldg. 360 @ Burbank, and was being transported out in pieces to Area 51, or Groom Lake as it's properly known, theyd turn out all of the lights at the airport the C 5 would touchdown and the nose Cargo section would be surrounded by miltary security and a tarp put around the A/C while the parts of the A/C were brought aboard, we'd listen to the tower and to the military freqs. and waited for the c 5 to take off, had to be done quickly due to the Russian Sats that would be over the area every 90 mins. Fun times those were .
Mike VG

[Petrofied]

Originally posted by JETBOAT BRIAN
http://www.strangecosmos.com/images/content/101593.jpg
http://www.strangecosmos.com/images/content/101591.jpg Looks kinda like a Klingon Bird of Prey. Seen the Con-trail ( donuts on a rope ) Discovery channel.
MR.P.