Amazing Piloting Skill (A Must See)

[hammered]

I don't know when this took place, but what a pilot.

 

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[shaun7]

That almost looked like it was mean't to happen!

 

[hammered]

That almost looked like it was mean't to happen!

I would have had to have had a serious underwear change after that I think .


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[shaun7]

That almost looked like it was mean't to happen!

I would have had to have had a serious underwear change after that I think .


hammered

And the cockpit jet washing

 

[ZJBarney]

Almost as good an my autorotation in my ROFLcopter.

 

[spartacus53]

He did that on purpose, the show off... Most pilots would have been scrapped from the tarmac after a move like that.

 

[Ray S S]

Yup, that was fantastic. He just wasn't meant to die that day, no matter what he did that might have
helped it along. LOL.

 

[hammered]

Ya know, I'm not sure if it's real or not. I did a search and found an interview with the pilot , but also found 50/50 points of view by so called experts. Here is a real one wing landing with an F15, or so I am lead to believe.

 

[Smee]

I thought it looked funny, so I asked my wife to take a look, and she said the landing looked animated to her as well.

The stuff you can do with programs like "Truspace" and "Maya" are truly amazing.

For instance, here's a drawing in Truespace after it has been professionally rendered (it creates movies as well):

My works aren't as good as this one, but I know it when I see it.

 

[texan connection]

Its not real.. Was a publicity stunt. Not a real airplane. I looked into this a year or more ago. Its possible with a model airplane, or a fighter jet with ample power and some wing., But this isn't real. Very cool video though.