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11 Oct 2015 admin In G+ Posts

Comments: 25

  1. Luciana Porreli 11 Oct 2015 Reply

    Hum

  2. Amit. Yennawar 11 Oct 2015 Reply

    👌👌

  3. Ted MacDonald 11 Oct 2015 Reply

    What is this plane . Is it a WWII Axis power experimental fighter . Possibly Japanese .

  4. Luciana Porreli 11 Oct 2015 Reply

    Nao vo te espera a vida inteira

  5. Jason ON 11 Oct 2015 Reply

    What the hell is this death machine?

  6. Mary J B Here 11 Oct 2015 Reply

    Fairy Gannet is what my bf thinks it is. He said it's a British aircraft.
    And hardly a death machine, it's unarmed.

  7. Ed Greshko 11 Oct 2015 Reply

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fairey_Gannet

    FWIW, I didn't see the comment above mine.

  8. John Rambo 11 Oct 2015 Reply

    Counter Rotating Props Rule

  9. Luciana Porreli 11 Oct 2015 Reply

    Voce que sabe

  10. Jason ON 11 Oct 2015 Reply

    It like something out of Mad Max that can shred cows like cheese. Yea, I'd call that a death machine.

  11. Luciana Porreli 11 Oct 2015 Reply

    Voce que sabe

  12. David Cheng 11 Oct 2015 Reply

    👍

  13. Edward Hall 11 Oct 2015 Reply

    Nice one Brent. I like the architecture of this, and contra rotating is great engineering.

  14. Aditya Singh 11 Oct 2015 Reply

    Nice meat mincer !!!

  15. Mike Brown 11 Oct 2015 Reply

    Yeah ,the Fairy Gannet had the same props, a legend.

  16. Mary J B Here 11 Oct 2015 Reply

    The BF has been an "airboss" for over 25 years and it is hard to show him a plane that he doesn't know.

  17. Robert McSpadden 11 Oct 2015 Reply

    SUPER-FAST Haircuts…
    Only TWO BUCKS!!

  18. ash. kinney 11 Oct 2015 Reply

    Verlo me agrada imaginó el pilotearlo!!!!!

  19. thomas dobias 11 Oct 2015 Reply

    Modern Fighter Plane

  20. Zack Harris 13 Oct 2015 Reply

    Thats a fast ass plane!!

  21. Blane Bailey 13 Oct 2015 Reply

    Intense angle of pic and props!!

  22. Loic Guyon 16 Oct 2015 Reply

    Superbe

  23. Philip Stephens 13 Nov 2015 Reply

    I thought the Fairy Gannet was a torpedo bomber. Pretty sure I saw one here in Australia a a naval air museum…

  24. Hamdan Md Ali 26 Dec 2015 Reply

    Why so many propellers?

  25. Loic Guyon 26 Dec 2015 Reply

    Il s'agit d'hélices contrarotatives. Les 2 hélices tournent en sens inverse.Chaque moyeu comporte au minimum 3 pales.
    Principal avantage de ce système complexe: suppression du couple gyroscopique pour cet avion destiné à la lutte anti sous-marine dans les années 1950

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