Yeah, I used to play it on NES...that was a long time agoQuote:
Originally Posted by Irving
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Yeah, I used to play it on NES...that was a long time agoQuote:
Originally Posted by Irving
Vigilante Force with Kris Kristofferson was interesting, too.Quote:
Originally Posted by roberth
JMV was old school cool. ..old enough. I remember getting into arguements over Airwolfe vs Blue Thunder and which was more believable.
Making a real functional 1.5 machmeter plus carrying armor + missiles would be as difficult as people living in mars.
I still like it.
I still WANT TO BELIEVE airwolf can take out 3 F35+b1b+entire aircraft carrier bypassing antiaircraft weapons.
Oh yeah. Airwolf even went to the space in 1 episode.
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Originally Posted by Irving
I did some security work at Aerospatiale Helicopter Corp. in Grand Prairie, TX back in the '80s. Talked to some folks that were familiar with Blue Thunder. The helicopters for the movie were built on the Aerospatiale Gazelle platform, were nose-heavy as hell, and difficult to fly. The rest was movie magic.Quote:
Originally Posted by Aardvark
Heard some interesting stories working at that facility.
Another one of those guys that when you hear about his passing you think "I thought he died years ago".
Damnation Alley.
Loved watching Airwolf. Damnation Alley, was trying to remember the name of that just recently.
First thing I thought of . . . followed by Hooper.Quote:
Originally Posted by BPTactical
Damn, I'm old.