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    Lionel they probably mean the engines are 20% more efficient than the previous generation of engine.
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    A few more pics:

    The wing design clearly seen here:



    The brand new massive hangar built in Brisbane recently for aircraft maintenance - I think its the 75- 76- or 77- 7's that are now getting done up here. In any event, looks like we are going to need a bigger one.
    This photo is pretty good at showing how damn big this aircraft is:
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    <span style="color:blue">that looks a lot like the good ol B52 from behind......</span>

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    Ahhhhh the B52. Now that's an airplane. The Perentie of the sky.

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    Originally posted by JamesH
    Ahhhhh the B52. Now that's an airplane. The Perentie of the sky.
    not sure a perentie ever carried a VERY FAST jet plane,, but this B52 did,,,



    and yes Zook,,
    the wings do seem to rise up under load,,, [img]style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/laugh.gif[/img]
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    I hate it, because it is getting some other bloke rich and not me. [img]style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/laugh.gif[/img]

    You are right vlad, it certainly is big. Matt
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    [quote=DEFENDERZOOK]<span style="color:blue">the wings will lift before the the plane lifts......


    dont be surprised to find up to a couple of metres difference at the wing
    tips from rest to full flight......you dont realise till you are actually in a
    plane watching to see how much they really do flex....</span>

    IIRC the wing tips of a 747 flex 14 feet from rest to flight.


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    <span style="color:blue">hey thats 4 metres.....


    thats a hell of a lot of flex.....</span>

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    Why do you Aussies have to go all metric - 14ft is 14ft, not 4 metres.

    Go into any timber merchant in the UK and ask for an 8' x 4' sheet of 3/4inch plywood and that's what you get. The fact that the invoice says 2440 x 1220 x 18mm is irrelevant.

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    <span style="color:blue">its the imperial metric system.....


    its like buying a box of drinks........you buy 1 litre bottles.....12 to the box...

    now is this metric or imperial.......?</span>

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