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Published: 2015-12-20 14:58:57 +0000 UTC; Views: 3064; Favourites: 50; Downloads: 102
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New from FletchAir the 2063 SkyRay. SkyRay is a flying floating home for one to four families. Utilising the latest "UFO" technology, SkyRay can take off and land vertically and hover indefinitely without producing any pollution or noise. It features a large forward facing two level saucer section. The top has a glass dome allowing 360 degree views and is also ideal for star watching.
In this near future world, war, poverty, organised religion and centralised governments are becoming distant memories as we exit the world of scarcity and fear and enter the world of abundance and spiritual and scientific enlightenment. Visas, passports and money no longer exist. The world has become highly culturally diverse and yet entirely unified. Open, peaceful contact now exists between people of earth and people from other worlds and dimensions. It is indeed the beginning of a new golden era of peace and space exploration.
SkyRay is available now for limited or indefinite lease. No money is required. Contact FletchAir.org.@moonbase9
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I like this - sleek, functional, smooth
Excellent design work sir
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Very Fletching. heh Very spartan as your style is want to do. Is access via the back or does the canopy lift away like a Sterling* kit car?
*Ref image www.nationalsterling.org/membe…
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Thanks! Access is from either the back or the side. It has a lifting canopy which is hinged at the rear roll bar. It also features a sliding floor with the seats attached, which automatically extends out the back. Once passengers are seated, the floor slides back in and the seats swivel and move into a default or custom arrangement. The rear seats are generally positioned higher than the front seats to allow rear passengers to have an unobstructed view forward.
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Nifty! Thanks for explaining.
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