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Here little car. Here little car. I'm coming to get you! |
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I've got you now! |
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Up in the air! |
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Way up in the air! |
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First a little charcoal broiling to add to the flavor. |
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Then it is time for a "bite" (of the roof)! |
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Munch, munch! |
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Tastiest car I have had in two months! |
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That was a good meal.
Now Robosaurus is satisfied! Burp! (Yes! Robosaurus even has a very loud digital burp sound!) |
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Robo has left the
conflagration.... Time for the Air Force Firemen to go into action! (P-51 Mustang and F-16 Fighter in the background.) |
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Approaching the intensely burning car. |
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Spraying foam fire retardant all over the burning hulk. |
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Spraying more foam on the backside. |
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Note that Robosaurus ripped the roof right off with his teeth and then twisted the left door inside out! |
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OK guys - a job well done by the Air Force Firemen! |
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Robo heads back to his "parking" spot to get ready for tomorrow's show. |
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Robosaurus pilot Mark Hays lowers the robots head to the ground and opens the hatch. All the spectators who enjoyed the show start clapping! |
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Mark helps 1st Lieutenant Tammy Haley exit Robosaurus's head. |
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Tammy - What a ride! I loved
it! Thank you Mark and Monster Robots, Inc.
Mark - You're not done yet. We want a picture of you standing in Robo's claw. Are you up for that? |
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Here is brave Tammy some 25 feet up in the air smiling and trusting that pilot, Mark Hays, won't suddenly start closing that claw! |
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Another great Robosaurus
performance by his "brain" up in the cranium - Pilot Mark Hays. (Robosaurus's appearance at the Vandenberg Air Force Base Centennial of Flight Air Show was paid for by NASA.) |
