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Life-Sized X-Wing Rocket
Friday, October 19th, 2007 | Star Wars |
3 Comments to Life-Sized X-Wing Rocket
Did anyone see the TIE fighter that shot him down?
Yeah, I meant to make a joke about it being a bad idea to launch a life-sized TIE fighter at the same time. ![]()
October 21, 2007
Not enough mass in nose plus too much wing area (not to mention wing tip mass and resistance to airflow) and rocket motor placement outside of near centerline equals spactacular midair disassembly at luanch. It was wonderful!
Rex Lowe
Former NASA rocket tech.
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October 19, 2007