Jun 11, 2023
A group of TS-1 floatplanes of VF-1 in flight over USS Langley (CV-1) and NAS North Island, 1926
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A group of TS-1 floatplanes of VF-1 in flight over USS Langley (CV-1) and NAS North Island, 1926
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Before we move on to the next game, how about we hear more about VF 1 from one of the combatants? :)
~R
A TS-1 of VF-1 on the ground, 2 August 1925
An F6F-3 of VF-1 after hitting the barrier aboard USS Hornet (CV-12) during the Battle of the Philippine Sea, 19 June 1944
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One thing has always bothered me about the VF-1. Where do the main landing gear go when they retract?
They always look like they retract into the legs where the engines are, but all the cutaway's never show a landing gear bay or a place where they could conceivably fold away into.
The animation might not have aged well, but the VF-1 itself is timeless.
I've always loved how much thought and care went into designing something as ridiculous as a fighter jet that transforms into a giant robot.
Macross is very far from realistic, but there was such an attention to the technical details that it made the whole thing feel so believable.