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A Boeing project that never got off the drawing board, which is a pity. It not only has hybrid thermal lift technology, but also ships some pretty sweet terawatt-power death rays.And I'm pretty sure it could dock inside of the hollowed out volcano.
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Thunderbird VI, anyone?
As usual with YouTube, the video refuses to keep up with the audio.
The only quibble I have with it is that 30,000 feet (9000 meters or so) isn't necessarily always above severe weather. You can still get wind shear at that height, and I could imagine that doing unpleasant things to an aerobody this big.
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Airships are so 1936. When I outfit my lair, I'm going for a rocket ship. Lands vertically and takes up next to no space when you aren't using it. Just the thing for the modern urban mad scientist.
Ironmistress,
I believe you mean Thunderbird VII. Thunderbird VI was a yellow Sopwith Biplane.
Mind you, with the general shape and the animation of the cargo platform being lowered into a forest clearing, it reminds me of a low-tech Thunderbird II analogue
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