Boeing's new plane

Doggie Daddy · Apr 30, 2013

as seen at SeaTac airport.

xiggi · Apr 30, 2013

That's pretty wild.

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xxiv24 · Apr 30, 2013

xiggi said:
That's pretty wild.

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Wildly fake...yup

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Moot · Apr 30, 2013

Reminds me of a poster from the 60's depicting two ducks in a similar position. The caption was: "FLY UNITED"

tknight · Apr 30, 2013

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this one it's the black light version

Moot · Apr 30, 2013

That's the one! Wow, you beat Ragman posting the picture.

Doggie Daddy · May 1, 2013

If you have the Google maps on your phone or computer, set it on sattelite view and move it to Seattle and then Sea-Tac airport, you will see it sitting on the taxiway. It is obvious to me that it is the same plane that moved into the next frame of the sattelite film.

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tknight · May 1, 2013

If you blow up the picture you can very plainly see the photoshop splice in the shadow on the ground but its a fun try at humor!

21cExp · May 1, 2013

Doggie Daddy said:
If you have the Google maps on your phone or computer, set it on sattelite view and move it to Seattle and then Sea-Tac airport, you will see it sitting on the taxiway. It is obvious to me that it is the same plane that moved into the next frame of the sattelite film.

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Absolutely. Plain as day on the google maps satellite view. Must be the combo of just the right variables in movement by both aircraft and satellite when the image was shot.