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11 March 2005, 06:38 PM
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Its from a Young Indiana Jones television series. "Attack of the Hawkmen" The plane was designed to fly from Germany to New york to bomb New York.
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11 March 2005, 09:31 PM
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This thread should be in the Book/Moive forum.
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12 March 2005, 03:57 AM
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hmmmmmmmmmmmmm
I believe it is the von Schdube Dunderbuss.
It had 12 engines (the aft bank is obscured, here), two Natters that deployed from side air bags, a revolving restaurant in the nose cone, the lost episodes of Dr. Who in the Upper Deck Storage compartment, flechettes (self-deployable) stored in the masterful labryinth of struts and braces, sanitized seat liners (disposable) for the pilot and co-pilot, an egg-hard-boiler fore of the pilot, with attendant egg racks along his side of the fuselage, three video cameras for in-flight/onboard antics, an over size (matching a large beach ball) bubble device, similar to a mason's level for Horizon indicator and a doghouse aft of the pilot to house each aircraft's standard compliment of six Rottweillers. It flew unarmed. It was assumed allied achievers might possibly miss it, due to stealth technology hemployed in the Day. The use of flat black paint was considered a shattering breakthrough. Lamp black was not used. They instead utilized pine tar and coal dust and this was believed to be their secret. In black and white photography of the period it shows up, oddly enough, as grey. It was later sold to Jim Henson and used in the movie The Fish That Ate Sheboygan. Herr v. Schdube only flew it once. Thereafter he walked in circles muttering "where are the blueprints" and "the future is now"
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I'm currently building a full scale replica of that craft in my barn, Barker. Thanks for the info...I forgot about the seat covers and the egg cooker...
   On another note--does anyone know where I can get a DVD/VHS copy of "Those Magnificent Men and Their Flying Machines"? I can't seem to find one anywhere. John |
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