THOMASKIIMINSK-14P

[cthulhu77]

*tease*

[nev]

Whats a Scroll Saw? 

[cthulhu77]

Extremely fine bladed saw with a long blade that can make fine cuts:

[cthulhu77]

starting to see some light at the end of my wing-tunnel:

[sotoolslinger]

Those wings make my pants dance all around the room

[Eddie M.]

You could make a copy of the wings and carve it out of wood and you've youself a wicked boomerang! Sweet!
  Eddie

[cthulhu77]

Those wings make my pants dance all around the room

Thanks Eddie !  But, I have to say, this comment made my wife snort a bit of her margarita through her nose...she is still giggling downstairs.

[B777LR]

Haha, thats a nice story! Love it!

Lovely wings too

[cthulhu77]

You need to be quite sober when putting this mess together...only two locating pegs for the wings, and you have to glue as you assemble the fuselage halves:

[cthulhu77]

Had to make sure the wings worked !!!

[sotoolslinger]

Oh my ..... I think I need a cig after that.  THOSE WINGS

[cthulhu77]

When Gant landed at Edwards Air Force Base, the Firefox caused enough of a stir among western aircraft designers to knock their silver tipped cowboy boots off. 

It had stealth capabilities that amazed  the engineers at the SkunkWorks, the radar cross section was that of a small fly on their scopes, beyond the capabilities of the new F-19 Frisbee, and completely surpassing the F-17 Nighthawk. This was an interceptor that could change the way air combat would be fought. Completely.

When the Soviet regime crumbled, the United States Navy decided that a long range interceptor was not really necessary, after all, who had the carriers? They did. 

Lockheed Aviation bought 10 F-14D SuperTomCat jets, and started "upgrading" them to a new schematic system based on the Soviet design.

It was code named "Flicker".

[Eddie M.]

I've never seen anything like this before. Very powerful visual with those wings. Swweeet!!!

[cthulhu77]

Let's add on the Anteater nose:

[John Howling Mouse]

Look out: rebel modeler, rebel modeler!!