From a discussion in sci.space.moderated on Mad Nazi Rocket Designs:
>Looks more like someone had a brain fart and decided to put ramjets on
>the forward fins of a Wasserfall SAM, and stick some poor schmuck in the
>nose.
"Dundervogel Eine" from National Socialist Rescue?*
Pat
* Now, _there_ would be an interesting alternative future; a Nazi-run
Britain where Gerry and Sylvia Anderson work on fascist
puppetoons...Ubercar...Feuerball AH-5...Sting-U-Booten...Kapitan
Richthofen Und Der Mysterians...
Please, nobody mention this to David Wake. We've already got one sequel to Captain Tartan on the way...
MC
>Looks more like someone had a brain fart and decided to put ramjets on
>the forward fins of a Wasserfall SAM, and stick some poor schmuck in the
>nose.
"Dundervogel Eine" from National Socialist Rescue?*
Pat
* Now, _there_ would be an interesting alternative future; a Nazi-run
Britain where Gerry and Sylvia Anderson work on fascist
puppetoons...Ubercar...Feuerball AH-5...Sting-U-Booten...Kapitan
Richthofen Und Der Mysterians...
Please, nobody mention this to David Wake. We've already got one sequel to Captain Tartan on the way...
MC
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Date: 2003-11-17 04:46 pm (UTC)no subject
Date: 2003-11-18 01:21 am (UTC)The nearest to Ooffo that I've come is watching first-season Babylon 5 dubbed into German - the voices were all totally wrong, and I understood enough German to know that the dubbing as ... imprecise in places. Weird.
So, MC ... got post?
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Date: 2003-11-18 01:31 am (UTC)no subject
Date: 2003-11-18 04:06 am (UTC)An inevitable side-effect of the dubbing process, where the aim is to match lip movement, especially those parts of the words where the lips meet. Given this limitation, it's sometime a wonder that one ends up with the same storyline!
BTW, are you perchance the same AB who has a letter to Dubya in today's G2?