"Horo" is a 'Waved de Havilland Vampire DH115 T.35 ex-RAAF and ex-static display. After appropriated nee purloined from display in a scheme worthy of the BNF [No it weren't, it was just there one day & gone the next , from a semi-remote region] Steve Morgan* worked on restoring it to flight status....as best as someone whose experience of flight is as a passenger and of aircraft maintenance is bettered by the Nekomi Motor club [IT tech here, my handyman skills are pretty much of the six inch nails, superglue, putty duct tape school, that manga just pointed me at what not to install for instruments] with the ambitious goal of showing up a flight demonstration of a F22 a'la first public display of the VF-1 macross/robotech.
The display chosen: Farnborough.
During the waving process no quirks were observed, then the big one surfaced when Launchpad the Pilot AI complained about someone snoring an impossibility as at the time the only beings present (human & AI) were awake.
Slow examination revealed that a two-tailed kitsune resided in the airframe & avionics.
The display chosen: Farnborough.
During the waving process no quirks were observed, then the big one surfaced when Launchpad the Pilot AI complained about someone snoring an impossibility as at the time the only beings present (human & AI) were awake.
Slow examination revealed that a two-tailed kitsune resided in the airframe & avionics.