This is done after submitting by pressing the 'flair' button under your post. Provide an accurate description of the aircraft in your post, so if you were describing a Boeing 747 it would be something like 'Boeing 747 Commercial, all metal, jet passenger plane, put into production circa 1970'įlair your post with a tag that fits the plane in question. Blueprints and drawings are fine as long as they're detailed well enough! No blurry spy satellite photos or vague silhouettes.

Images must be clear and obvious as to the content. This sub is for real designs that were made in the real world this means no photoshops, kitbashing, or purely fictional 'what ifs.' At least a functional prototype or part of one must have been built for inclusion in the sub. Weird doesn't just mean weird-looking, planes which have interesting stories or are generally obscure are quite fine. Blimps, zeppelins, helicopters, and all other oddities are just as welcome. All aircraft are allowed, not just those with wings. A subreddit spawned from /r/weirdwheels with the same intent, only with planes! This sub is for documenting all those strange planes out there from prototype to production.

Italian air force gunship