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Hindenburg by Vianney

Vianney
Vianney
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1st Apr 2012
12th Apr 2012
Accidently deleted it instead of another save, and lost all the votes :(
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Comments

  • Calculus14
    Calculus14     9th May 2013
    stupid nazis had to fill her with the most explosive gas in the world and then paint her with thirmite. good way to loose the biggest air ship ever made
  • spiralsaber123
    spiralsaber123     9th Feb 2013
    One pixel of fire? Repeat of history
  • Exmax
    Exmax     25th Nov 2012
    Its burst into flames....
  • rushe09
    rushe09     13th Oct 2012
    problem with this is, drop 1xbomb on it
  • fsjd
    fsjd     7th Apr 2012
    H2 fires are nearly invisible(UV light, some blue). tons of H2 vs. a few hundred pounds of fabric. which burns more?
  • fsjd
    fsjd     7th Apr 2012
    light emitted in H2 burning is in the UV, with SOME blue light emmited. main fire was hydrogen. and think- many tons of flammable gas vs. a lightweight fabric. which burns more?
  • qwerty1
    qwerty1     7th Apr 2012
    It ha been proved that the Hydrogen in the Hindenburg would only make a flameless explision. The coating on the Hindenburg was the main source of fire.
  • coryman
    coryman     7th Apr 2012
    @xavvi- This has been disxussed. The coating was similar, but there wasn't enough of an oxidizer for it to work like thermite. The cause of the fire was the hydrogen.
  • xavvi
    xavvi     7th Apr 2012
    good but the real hindenburg had a coating simmilar to thermite, for it was iron oxide and aluminium powder and magnesium (the ingredients in thermite)
  • moneyman7005
    moneyman7005     7th Apr 2012
    yea, i agree with WealthyWar3587! it should be able to burn on its own!