Lookin' odd: Japan's next-generation airplanes

[Taro Toporific]

Can this thing fly?

Japan's next generation patrol and transport planes
GIFU, Japan Kyodo, Dec 3-The Defense Agency unveiled full-size models of Japanese-developed next generation patrol (front) and transport (back) planes at the Kawasaki Heavy Industries...more...

[Charles]

ha.. I saw video of those planes today on NHK International, they're mostly made of CARDBOARD.

[kurohinge1]

[Skankster]

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Japan has been trying to get into the airplane market for a long time but the US has been intentionaly keeping her out.
They, as do I, that Japan can make a better airplane. Nothing is as un-ergonomic as a Boeing.

How does the US force Japan to stay out of the Airplane market???
They Keep the USAF in Japan and force the JSDF to buy US made jets/aircraft.


I do know that Toyota has been asked to stay out of the airplane market but instead they have been developing products for the airplane market.
Another girl in my Uni Japanese class I was screwing for a while was hired at Toyota and was doing several secret projects.

[AssKissinger]

Another girl in my Uni Japanese class I was screwing for a while

Does she got a big rack?

[Skankster]

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Another girl in my Uni Japanese class I was screwing for a while

Does she got a big rack?

HUGE my friend. ABSOLUTELY HUGE!

[AssKissinger]

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Another girl in my Uni Japanese class I was screwing for a while

Does she got a big rack?

HUGE my friend. ABSOLUTELY HUGE!

That's awesome cause big tits on a J-chick is like having your cake and eating it, too.

[Bucky]

Can this thing fly?

Japan's next generation patrol and transport planes
GIFU, Japan Kyodo, Dec 3-The Defense Agency unveiled full-size models of Japanese-developed next generation patrol (front) and transport (back) planes at the Kawasaki Heavy Industries...more...

Don't know if this is the same plane, finally flying, but. . .

Kawasaki Heavy Industries' XC2 transport for Japan's Air Self-Defense Force achieved its first flight Tuesday, more than two years behind schedule.
Structural integrity problems delayed first flight, which Japan's Defense Ministry had originally planned for summer 2007, according to a report in The Japan Times. Kawasaki Heavy Industries started work on the plane in 2001.