g'day all
long time lurker, first post
I've recently seen a few videos of Palmer Luckey and what he is currently into (becoming an arms manufacturer).
Max Kudos to him for being able to re-invent himself and what he does after his venture with Occulus.
I've watched some videos recently of his CCA (Collaborative Combat Aircraft) which are designed and built to assist pilots of the like of F-22's and F-35's (and the yet to be confirmed/released F-47) future to ensure their survivabily.
Considering their groundbreaking technology, and that their prime manufacturing facility is currently in Ohio, wondering what the likelihood might be for the Flite Test team to pay hommage to them by producing a flying model (scratch built or 3d printed) of their current flagship aircraft, the YFQ-44a "Fury"
cheers
long time lurker, first post
I've recently seen a few videos of Palmer Luckey and what he is currently into (becoming an arms manufacturer).
Max Kudos to him for being able to re-invent himself and what he does after his venture with Occulus.
I've watched some videos recently of his CCA (Collaborative Combat Aircraft) which are designed and built to assist pilots of the like of F-22's and F-35's (and the yet to be confirmed/released F-47) future to ensure their survivabily.
Considering their groundbreaking technology, and that their prime manufacturing facility is currently in Ohio, wondering what the likelihood might be for the Flite Test team to pay hommage to them by producing a flying model (scratch built or 3d printed) of their current flagship aircraft, the YFQ-44a "Fury"
cheers
