Flying Hotel Concept Supposedly Eco-friendly

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Finally, a craft that can fly around an entire team of RPG heroes in comfort.

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[jumbocrab]

this looks cool, but probaly not very practical. As far as travel goes, it would probaly be like comparing a luxary train to an airplane; it will take a lot longer to get where your going but its a nicer ride,

 

[garyshome]

How big is a zepplin? How many people can it hold? Guess that's old tech though.

 

[aerofly]

actually the usage of airships is making a come back. There are companies out there investing millions into large cargo transports. With state of the art technologies and computers, the "man power" requirements should be minimal.

 

[JonnyDough]

What's the point? MONORAIL.

 

[ordcestus]

this would probably be entirely too expensive as well as difficult to build

 

[skyship007]

Hi folks,
Just another idea that will only exist in the virtual world. In the real world Northrop Grumman and Hybrid Air Vehicles (HAV) are building a very big hybrid airship for the US Army.
If you want to see more on modern airships, past, present and future see: www.airshipblimp.com or if you just want a helium sniffing laugh try www.airship.me the worlds only lighter than air comedy site, with lots of funny pictures and U tube links fit for all the family.
Regards Bond, James Bond.
(Skyship blimp pilot in a View to a Kill)

 

[bearracuda]

Yknow what I'd like to see? MAG-LEV TRAINS IN AMERICA. We stand the most to gain from them (i.e. cheap, quick, long-range transport) and yet we're one of the few countries that hasn't yet jumped on the bandwagon. I don't care who makes em, I just want 'em!