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The '''Thunderbird''' is a high performance jet plane with two external droptanks. It resembles the [[w:North American F-86 Sabre|North American F-86 Sabre]]. | The '''Thunderbird''' is a high performance jet plane with two external droptanks. It resembles the [[w:North American F-86 Sabre|North American F-86 Sabre]]. | ||
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{{Quote|The Thunderbird is a muscle-car of an aircraft. Broadly similar in performance to the Osprey, it lacks the Osprey's graceful lines (and abilities as a seaplane) in exchange for a higher top speed. Indeed the Thunderbird is basically an engine with a cockpit and some wings bolted on...and therefore a huge success with the test pilots. Make sure you drop the droptanks when they empty to achieve best speed!|Squad}} | {{Quote|The Thunderbird is a muscle-car of an aircraft. Broadly similar in performance to the Osprey, it lacks the Osprey's graceful lines (and abilities as a seaplane) in exchange for a higher top speed. Indeed the Thunderbird is basically an engine with a cockpit and some wings bolted on...and therefore a huge success with the test pilots. Make sure you drop the droptanks when they empty to achieve best speed!|Squad}} | ||
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Latest revision as of 14:05, 7 August 2016
The Thunderbird is a high performance jet plane with two external droptanks. It resembles the North American F-86 Sabre.
The Thunderbird on the runway (1.0.5)
Craft Description
| “ | The Thunderbird is a muscle-car of an aircraft. Broadly similar in performance to the Osprey, it lacks the Osprey's graceful lines (and abilities as a seaplane) in exchange for a higher top speed. Indeed the Thunderbird is basically an engine with a cockpit and some wings bolted on...and therefore a huge success with the test pilots. Make sure you drop the droptanks when they empty to achieve best speed! — Squad |
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