#maneuverable

[fieriframes]

[Maneuverable.]

[sodoswitchimage]

🫣🖤

[brown-sugar-89]

him and mr are married and happy together

[debble-from-deltarun]

it’s pride month :D

[blitzy-blitzwing]

Sweating.

How flexible is Megatron. For science

Oohohohoh, he’s a flexible bastard. 😆😆😆

‘Cause he was able to do this in mtmte, and they’re really blocky bastards.

[twobigtrucks]

Uhhauhahhhh i really like this ephoso guy. Heart. made her as my avatar and had to draw him

[a-scary-lack-of-common-sense]

Medic's medigun/chair concept design!! Based off a lovely conversation I had with @froggy-lully about weaponized mobility aid ideas for the mercs (if you don't want me to tag you just let me know!)

Disclaimer: Unrealistic and very impractical wheelchair design!! But this is for the funsies, so let's just roll with it and ignore logic :)

Version without the medigun:

[ihatebrainstorm]

I imagine Rodimus in his altmode, drives around like those insane group b rally race clips

[gaykamenridermemes]

[thegoldenavenger]

🐻 bingliushen (or any subset of bingliushen) on a shelf together :pleading emoji:

🐻 - plush

i will always draw binghe with yarn hair

[yodawgiheardyoulikemecha]

Rockwell HiMAT Research Aircraft by NASA on The Commons Via Flickr: This HiMAT (Highly Maneuverable Aircraft Technology) subscale research vehicle, seen here after a research flight, was one of two flown by the NASA Dryden Flight Research Center (now Armstrong Flight Research Center), Edwards, California, from mid 1979 to January 1983. The maiden flight of the HiMAT project was on July 27, 1979. The aircraft demonstrated advanced fighter technologies that have been used in the development of many modern high performance military aircraft. HiMAT research at Dryden was conducted jointly by NASA and the Air Force Flight Dynamics Laboratory, Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, Ohio. Because the two planes were controlled from a ground station, experimental technologies and high-risk maneuverability tests could be employed without endangering pilots. The aircraft were flown 26 times during the three-and-a-half-year history of the program. The HiMAT project represented a shift in focus by researchers at Dryden. Through the Vietnam era, the crux of fighter research had been speed. In the 1970s, driven by a national energy crisis, new digital technology, and a changing combat environment, researchers sought to develop efficient research models for experiments into the extremes of fighter maneuverability. As a result, the quest for speed, long considered the key component of successful air combat, became secondary. NASA Media Usage Guidelines Credit: NASA Image Number: EC79-12055 Date: January 3, 1980

[thousandsons]

need to draw mortarion with accurate fly wings. he's supposed to be a carrion fly where are his halteres

[catwyk]

i havent had a haircut since september and my hair is so long i can get it all over one shoulder now....... who am i........

[drilsouls]

Why don't you like Sekiro?

"what if we mapped R1 as a joke"

[andr0nap]

I'm in love with your plane au. Out of curiosity, where did Vash get most of his scars from in it?

some of them are from before he got stuck in the plane, most of them are from armor piercing rounds and shrapnel that turned the plane into cheese :(

[doctorweebmd]

stop reading my fics I’m too busy to write or update 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭