Pimp my jet
MiG-29 clone: $20 million. Pimping the paint job: priceless.
Mmm, Tatooine. Putting into the sky a second moon is the stealthiest camouflage pattern since the 101st Flying Targets 
Pakistan and China on Tuesday began joint production of the JF-17 multi-role fighter at a facility in Punjab province, with the Pakistan Air Force chief saying that by 2010, they would manufacture 25 jets a year. [Link]
The JF-17 is being built by China’s Chengdu Aircraft Industry Corporation… and Pakistan Aeronautical Complex… [It’s] the Chinese single-engine derivative of the Soviet-era MiG-29 Fulcrum (canceled… in 1979)… each individual aircraft is expected to have a fly-away cost of US$15-20 million. [Link]
The coolest part is that if you look closely, the tail says, ‘Welcome — Horn Ok Please.’
on Tuesday, January 22nd, 2008, 9:10 am in Humor, Military, Pakistan, Photographs › 
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“Tattoonie” has two suns, not moons, and only one “t”. I find your lack of
faithStar Wars lore knowledge disturbing.Many moons has Tatooine. Much to learn have you, young padawan.
Is it just me, or does MiG’s ass look fat in that crescent get-up?
it’s quite obvious to see where that $10 billion went.