/ot/ - Off-Topic

>>3200
fuck yeah it does

Are we posting cetaceans or airplanes? Or both? Some of them really go hard.

>>3203
Now let's make him suck the load harder.

>>3204
This is lewd

>>3204
spoiler next time nonna, holy shit

>>3228
Kyaaa >///<

>>3228
HE'S SUCKING IT EVEN HARDER

Helicopter-San really is having a good time gettin' inside Plane-Kun.

>>3231
Helicopter-san a seme? Would've never guessed

This thread is driving me insane

>>3231
anon………. it's helicopster-chan and hes minor coded…………………..

>>3236
>>3231
hear me out. triple penetration. Minor coded just makes it harder to resist the ship

>>3237
uke in attack stance unleashes 3 semes

>>3283
Just to elaborate on the picture, it's history is stained with blood.
"Little Boy" was the name of the atomic bomb dropped on Hiroshima during WWII, and "Enola Gay" is the nickname of the plane that carried it and nuked with it. The plane's model is named Boeing B-29 Superfortress.
The "gay" in the name of Enola comes from Enola Gay Tibbets, the mother of the pilot of the plane.
I just thought the combination of the names was interesting and I'm not posting it as a joke.

>>3283
Best shota

Wanted to share these pictures I have. This thread seems the most fitting.

>>3324
saved to the fap bank damn

>>3284
I appreciate this level of autism

I alway see gijinka of planes where they're turned into moe girls.
I wonder if somebody will ever get the idea to do the same - make a BL about gijinka planes & helicopters where they go with their everyday lifes doing things related to aviation. Sounds comfy. I may draw some gijinka planes later.

>>3573
If you do it's required to have at least some mention of fuel guzzling in the same vein as Windows-tan memory appetites.

>>3577
>some mention of fuel guzzling
Heh, kek.

There's something surreal about picrel. Something that's otherworldly, dreamlike. Really, it feels like something I would see in a dream of mine. A nice dream, one I'd have after falling asleep by a cozy fire with a good book. It's strangely beautiful. goes hard as fuck, too

>>3590
When I look at this plane I feel only good things. Joy, glee, happiness. No negative emotions. Just plane. It is trully a gift by God, that such a machine exists. It's round shapes, the white milky colour, dark blue shining through the sky, like an angel flying above. I want to go find it, somewhere, and touch it, feeling it's curves, blistering warmth that it gathered from the sun. As I go into the pilot cabinet, I think of all the places where we could go together, I start the machinery, guiding it through the sky. To crash it. To end it. Just because I love it so much. It goes hard, trully hard.

>>3590
>>3591
its front shape makes me think of the "I work out at the library" meme

>>4103
Will never understand this.

>>4104
Embrace airplane yaoi…

This is a nice thread.

>>4109
Yeah.

I'm getting into the hobby of building aircraft model kits, it's cute to make the small things you build kiss. I'm still a very big newbie, those are my first two (Hawker Hurricane IIC and RAH-66 Comanche). They're both 1:72 scale, so they're proportionally sized to each other. Comanche is still not painted though. [spoiler]Hawker is the uke, Comanche is the seme.[/spoiler]

>>4953
Those models look pretty good, anon. Where did you get them? The hobby lobby near me has some train models and stuff, but idk what would be good for beginners.

>>4953
This is so awesome and kawaii

>>4953
i love this website

>>4954
I got them from a hobby shop in my city, I saw some model kits sold at a bookstore chain stores near me, but the kits there are more expensive so I'll stick to the hobby shop. I've been looking at kits online too, Hobby Link Japan has a ton from different manifacturers, scales and military craft - aircraft, submarines, trains, boats, etc. You can look up any online stores you like, I rarely buy things online so I can't help much with this. TwT
I'm a beginner myself, I've read that for your first time building a model kit you can choose one that doesn't require glue, and the smaller scales are good for showing you the ropes. The Hawker in the picture is the type that you can assemble without glue, it was enjoyable, but you should be careful not to hurt the smaller parts - some of them are easy to deform. The Comanche required glue, so when you build something like it pay a lot of attention to put the parts right, I accidentally placed the wheels first and after the glue dried there was no way for me to remove them without breaking them, so the plates under them were harder to put on the right place and one of them tilted.
If you do choose to build something I (and the other nonnas too, I'm sure) would be happy to see it, no matter what vehicle it is.