Team-BHP - The Most Drop-Dead Gorgeous Machines Ever Thread
Team-BHP

Team-BHP (https://www.team-bhp.com/forum/)
-   Shifting gears (https://www.team-bhp.com/forum/shifting-gears/)
-   -   The Most Drop-Dead Gorgeous Machines Ever Thread (https://www.team-bhp.com/forum/shifting-gears/109284-most-drop-dead-gorgeous-machines-ever-thread-2.html)

Scorch..

You've forgotten one of the most awe-inspiring and striking machines to have ever taken flight!

The Most Drop-Dead Gorgeous Machines Ever Thread-010323f0966e003.jpg


The B2 Stealth

It's ability to avoid being detected on radar due to it's fantastic design and low-altitude cruising is a feat of engineering, technology and design. And just look at it, doesn't it look almost 'alien' to you? :D

I know what I'm posting here is fictional & futuristic, but I always drooled on this beauty. I have & always wanted to own this machine.

The USS Enterprise

The Most Drop-Dead Gorgeous Machines Ever Thread-ussenterprise.jpg


p.s: Mods, if this doesn't qualify here, please remove.

The Space Shuttle

Space Shuttle - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

The Most Drop-Dead Gorgeous Machines Ever Thread-654pxsts120launchhiresedit1.jpg


and the Lockheed U2 Spy Plane

Lockheed U-2 - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

The Most Drop-Dead Gorgeous Machines Ever Thread-usaf.u2.750pix.jpg






Im have sure drooled over the RX and Shogun during my college days.

That McL f1 and slr, and the blackbird...drool!

A couple off the top of my head.
You were lucky if you caught the kizahi concept in 08 AX.
The Most Drop-Dead Gorgeous Machines Ever Thread-marutisuzukikizashisedansideview1350584_925749572.jpg
The Most Drop-Dead Gorgeous Machines Ever Thread-suzuki_kizashi.jpg


And this, john britten's V1000.
yowza.
11 (?) built.
raced by himself, and won too(?).
The Most Drop-Dead Gorgeous Machines Ever Thread-brittenv10001995.jpg

Honda / Acura NSX.


2002 Yamaha YZF - R1

Great thread!! heres some from my list that haven already been mentioned!!
Cheers!!

This is German Battleship Bismarck which was the most feared Battleship in WW2.

Nice Machines, all of these machines built for special purpose. I feel WW II era was most innovative era for making drool machines.

I hope every author of this thread should give credit to original picture source from Internet. It look like it is just taking (copying) pictures from internet and posting here, without giving due credit (including opening post).

Quote:

Originally Posted by Astleviz (Post 2539184)
What a feast for eyes. However, the zonda is conspicuous by it's absence.

Quote:

Originally Posted by deetjohn (Post 2539563)
I respect the fact that its your list. But how could you forget this one?

Quote:

Originally Posted by suhaas307 (Post 2539643)
Scorch..

You've forgotten one of the most awe-inspiring and striking machines to have ever taken flight!

I didn't purposely emit the B52 and Zonda, I had a 30 image limit to stick with and I admit, quite a few had went over my head. Last time I created a compilation thread on The Most Dramatic Doors of the Century, even though it was in my list, I forgot include THE FERRARI ENZO!

That being said, I agree F40 is as close as one could get to a Go-Kart in a Ferrari, but for some odd reason, I prefer the F50 to it which is widely known as the worst among the F-series. Maybe cos during my childhood days, my bedroom wall had a huge framed poster of the F40 (which I inherited from my Dad) but what I played around with was a 1:18 Maisto F50, so it must be closer to my heart :D

Source: Koenigsegg | Official website of the Swedish super sports car manufacuturer

Model: Agera R






Quote:

Originally Posted by suhaas307 (Post 2539643)
Scorch..

You've forgotten one of the most awe-inspiring and striking machines to have ever taken flight!

Attachment 825352


The B52 Stealth Bomber.

It's ability to avoid being detected on radar due to it's fantastic design and low-altitude cruising is a feat of engineering, technology and design. And just look at it, doesn't it look almost 'alien' to you? :D

Suhas,

I hope you meant B2 Spirit and not the B52 Stratofortress.

But B-52 itself was an amazing machine. Being in service & being relevant even after 50+ years itself is an amazing achievement.

The Most Drop-Dead Gorgeous Machines Ever Thread-b52.jpg

Source - Wikipedia

Quote:

Originally Posted by lloydofcochin (Post 2540399)
Suhas,

I hope you meant B2 Spirit and not the B52 Stratofortress.

But B-52 itself was an amazing machine. Being in service for 50+ years itself is an amazing achievement.

Attachment 825507

Source - Wikipedia

Nope. I meant B52 Stealth Bomber. Isn't it designed for the purpose of being able to go undetected on the radar? I've watched a few documentaries on it and read a few articles on it too. And does the B52 look 40 years old? Nope. But it is! Now that's quite an achievement! :thumbs up


Quote:

Originally Posted by lloydofcochin (Post 2540420)
Suhas,

It is the B2 Stealth Bomber and not the B52. See here - Northrop Grumman B-2 Spirit - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

EDIT: Yes, I meant B2 stealth Bomber. Don't know why I kept stressing on the B'5'2 part! Apologies!

Quote:

Originally Posted by suhaas307 (Post 2540416)
Nope. I meant B52 Stealth Bomber. Isn't it designed for the purpose of being able to go undetected on the radar? I've watched a few documentaries on it and read a few articles on it too. And does the B52 look 40 years old? Nope. But it is! Now that's quite an achievement! :thumbs up

Suhas,

It is the B2 Stealth Bomber and not the B52. See here - Northrop Grumman B-2 Spirit - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Quote:

Originally Posted by suhaas307

Nope. I meant B52 Stealth Bomber. Isn't it designed for the purpose of being able to go undetected on the radar? I've watched a few documentaries on it and read a few articles on it too. And does the B52 look 40 years old? Nope. But it is! Now that's quite an achievement! :thumbs up

B52 and stealth in the same sentence?
:)

Probably the first time the buff has been accused of such shenanigans.


All times are GMT +5.5. The time now is 15:48.