Not too keen on the tiles they've used on that runway.
Fact of the Day: The F35-L (Large) can carry a F35-S (Small) under each wing that can be deployed for missions when size matters.
Note: The photo shows F35-S as it is deployed while the F35-S still attached to the mothership F35-L has its cloaking device enabled #AvGeekpic.twitter.com/K99cJD31aW
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It’s made of odd carpet tiles, left in part opened packs from B&Q in Luton!
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The early versions had wheels at the wingtips, why were they omitted from later planes? Did the pilots get better at balancing them?
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They always take the stabilisers off when the pilots have learned to drive them
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I believe the base gets through about 5 dozen gross of sausage rolls a week - this is a picture of one being served in the mess :(taken by a Canberra)pic.twitter.com/W77vcZmCuU
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Another fun fact: the price of large F35 is only 30p more expensive than small F35
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The F35 GTi was all in all, a much more superior aircraft
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Did the F35 GTi have the proper tartan cloth seats?
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A fractal analysis would reveal ever-smaller F35-SSSS..... under each successive wing (cf. Big fleas have little fleas, upon their backs to bit 'em, little fleas have smaller fleas, and so ad infinitum.)
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