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* Peter's first flight through London aboard the ''Ranger'' includes a scene where the ship [[Main/LowClearance comes in low and ducks under a bridge]] to avoid the Luftwaffe fighters chasing it, but instead of gracefully skimming the surface a la ''[[Film/SnakesOnAPlane Snakes on a Plane]]'', or slamming into the water and going submersible like the ''[[Film/PiratesOfTheCaribbeanDeadMansChest Flying Dutchman]]'', it instead lands ''on'' the water, does what can only be described as 'the aquatic equivalent of a drift', then rides the water like a normal boat, all while travelling at it's normal flying speed, creating massive wakes that almost reach the deck rail through the entire maneuver. To top it off, the ship takes off again just barely late enough to NoSell a relatively keel-shaped hole in another bridge that's a tad too low to sail under.
** Not enough for you? When the ship reaches the mythical "second star to the right" (or rather, the waters under it), the ship comes to a stop, the helmsman presses a button near the helm, the sails billow up like they parked too close to an updraft, and the entire ship goes VTOL and shoots straight up into the stratosphere while the fighters pursuing it try to keep up the old-fashioned way. The result? One plane loses a wing (presumably from the machine gun seizing), the other two stall, while the ''Ranger'' keeps ascending in complete defiance of the laws of physics.
** Not enough for you? When the ship reaches the mythical "second star to the right" (or rather, the waters under it), the ship comes to a stop, the helmsman presses a button near the helm, the sails billow up like they parked too close to an updraft, and the entire ship goes VTOL and shoots straight up into the stratosphere while the fighters pursuing it try to keep up the old-fashioned way. The result? One plane loses a wing (presumably from the machine gun seizing), the other two stall, while the ''Ranger'' keeps ascending in complete defiance of the laws of physics.
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* Peter's first flight through London aboard the ''Ranger'' includes a scene where the ship [[Main/LowClearance comes in low and ducks under a bridge]] to avoid the Luftwaffe fighters RAF Spitfires chasing it, but instead of gracefully skimming the surface a la ''[[Film/SnakesOnAPlane Snakes on a Plane]]'', or slamming into the water and going submersible like the ''[[Film/PiratesOfTheCaribbeanDeadMansChest Flying Dutchman]]'', it instead lands ''on'' the water, does what can only be described as 'the aquatic equivalent of a drift', then rides the water like a normal boat, all while travelling at it's normal flying speed, creating massive wakes that almost reach the deck rail through the entire maneuver. To top it off, the ship takes off again just barely late enough to NoSell a relatively keel-shaped hole in another bridge that's a tad too low to sail under.
** Not enough for you? When the ship reaches the mythical "second star to the right" (or rather, the waters under it), the ship comes to a stop, the helmsman presses a button near the helm, the sails billow up like they parked too close to an updraft, and the entire ship goes VTOL and shoots straight up into the stratosphere while the fighters pursuing it try to keep up the old-fashioned way. The result? One plane loses a wing(presumably from accumulated damage from the machine gun seizing), ship's cannons, the other two stall, while the ''Ranger'' keeps ascending in complete defiance of the laws of physics.
** Not enough for you? When the ship reaches the mythical "second star to the right" (or rather, the waters under it), the ship comes to a stop, the helmsman presses a button near the helm, the sails billow up like they parked too close to an updraft, and the entire ship goes VTOL and shoots straight up into the stratosphere while the fighters pursuing it try to keep up the old-fashioned way. The result? One plane loses a wing
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** Not enough for you? When the ship reaches the mythical "second star to the right" (or rather, the waters under it), the ship comes to a stop, the helmsman presses a button near the helm, the sails billow up like they parked too close to an updraft, and the entire ship goes VTOL and shoots straight up into the stratosphere while the fighters pursuing it try to keep up the old-fashioned way. The result? One plane loses a wing (presumably from the machine gun seizing), [[Main/RealityEnsues the other two stall]], while the ''Ranger'' keeps ascending in complete defiance of the laws of physics.
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** Not enough for you? When the ship reaches the mythical "second star to the right" (or rather, the waters under it), the ship comes to a stop, the helmsman presses a button near the helm, the sails billow up like they parked too close to an updraft, and the entire ship goes VTOL and shoots straight up into the stratosphere while the fighters pursuing it try to keep up the old-fashioned way. The result? One plane loses a wing (presumably from the machine gun seizing), [[Main/RealityEnsues the other two stall]], stall, while the ''Ranger'' keeps ascending in complete defiance of the laws of physics.
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Minor correction: Old version implies the bridge that was run into was the same one that was sailed under, which it clearly wasn't.
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* Peter's first flight through London aboard the ''Ranger'' includes a scene where the ship [[Main/LowClearance comes in low and ducks under a bridge]] to avoid the Luftwaffe fighters chasing it, but instead of gracefully skimming the surface a la ''[[Film/SnakesOnAPlane Snakes on a Plane]]'', or slamming into the water and going submersible like the ''[[Film/PiratesOfTheCaribbeanDeadMansChest Flying Dutchman]]'', it instead lands ''on'' the water, does what can only be described as 'the aquatic equivalent of a drift', then rides the water like a normal boat, all while travelling at it's normal flying speed, creating massive wakes that almost reach the deck rail through the entire maneuver. To top it off, the ship takes off again just barely late enough to NoSell a relatively keel-shaped hole in said bridge.
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* Peter's first flight through London aboard the ''Ranger'' includes a scene where the ship [[Main/LowClearance comes in low and ducks under a bridge]] to avoid the Luftwaffe fighters chasing it, but instead of gracefully skimming the surface a la ''[[Film/SnakesOnAPlane Snakes on a Plane]]'', or slamming into the water and going submersible like the ''[[Film/PiratesOfTheCaribbeanDeadMansChest Flying Dutchman]]'', it instead lands ''on'' the water, does what can only be described as 'the aquatic equivalent of a drift', then rides the water like a normal boat, all while travelling at it's normal flying speed, creating massive wakes that almost reach the deck rail through the entire maneuver. To top it off, the ship takes off again just barely late enough to NoSell a relatively keel-shaped hole in said bridge.another bridge that's a tad too low to sail under.
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*Peter's first flight through London aboard the ''Ranger'' includes a scene where the ship [[Main/LowClearance comes in low and ducks under a bridge]] to avoid the Luftwaffe fighters chasing it, but instead of gracefully skimming the surface a la ''[[Film/SnakesOnAPlane Snakes on a Plane]]'', or slamming into the water and going submersible like the ''[[Film/PiratesOfTheCaribbeanDeadMansChest Flying Dutchman]]'', it instead lands ''on'' the water, does what can only be described as 'the aquatic equivalent of a drift', then rides the water like a normal boat, all while travelling at it's normal flying speed, creating massive wakes that almost reach the deck rail through the entire maneuver. To top it off, the ship takes off again just barely late enough to NoSell a relatively keel-shaped hole in said bridge.
**Not enough for you? When the ship reaches the mythical "second star to the right" (or rather, the waters under it), the ship comes to a stop, the helmsman presses a button near the helm, the sails billow up like they parked too close to an updraft, and the entire ship goes VTOL and shoots straight up into the stratosphere while the fighters pursuing it try to keep up the old-fashioned way. The result? One plane loses a wing (presumably from the machine gun seizing), [[Main/RealityEnsues the other two stall]], while the ''Ranger'' keeps ascending in complete defiance of the laws of physics.
**Not enough for you? When the ship reaches the mythical "second star to the right" (or rather, the waters under it), the ship comes to a stop, the helmsman presses a button near the helm, the sails billow up like they parked too close to an updraft, and the entire ship goes VTOL and shoots straight up into the stratosphere while the fighters pursuing it try to keep up the old-fashioned way. The result? One plane loses a wing (presumably from the machine gun seizing), [[Main/RealityEnsues the other two stall]], while the ''Ranger'' keeps ascending in complete defiance of the laws of physics.
