Fiat 7500 Treno Volante by Stargazer2006

[archipeppe]

Recently I found a couple of images about a FIAT 7002 derivative, it is the first time that I see such "odd bird" the FIAT 7500 "Treno Volante" (Flying Train).

 

[CiTrus90]

Recently I found a couple of images about a FIAT 7002 derivative, it is the first time that I see such "odd bird" the FIAT 7500 "Treno Volante" (Flying Train).

It's "odd" because it's not real --> Fiat 7500 Treno Volante

Made by Stéphane Beaumort, i.e. Stargazer2006 here on SPF.

 

[archipeppe]

It's "odd" because it's not real --> Fiat 7500 Treno Volante

Made by Stéphane Beaumort, i.e. Stargazer2006 here on SPF.

Aahhh wonderful joke!

 

[dan_inbox]

Then the mods can move this to the fakery section.
Personally I have a hard time understanding why mature adults would even think of doing this,
but hey, it takes everything to make a world...

 

[archipeppe]

Then the mods can move this to the fakery section.
Personally I have a hard time understanding why mature adults would even think of doing this,
but hey, it takes everything to make a world...

I've always appreciated well conceived jokes.
I don't think is offensive, the proof of joke's goodness was that even myself thought it could be real,,,,

 

[robunos]

This actually generates an interesting question . . .
If this was real, the rotors would clash if they were not synchronised, but how could you synchronise tip-jet driven rotors ?

cheers,
Robin.

 

[martinbayer]

This actually generates an interesting question . . .
If this was real, the rotors would clash if they were not synchronised, but how could you synchronise tip-jet driven rotors ?

cheers,
Robin.

Mechanical coupling would still be an option, irrespective of the propulsion arrangement.