Panman states his reasons very well.
Originally posted by Panman
This is the 1 plane I would like to see flying in AH2. Heck even perk it
Originally posted by Panman
Brits have mossie , germans the 110, why not the p-61 for us yanks?
Panman
Originally posted by Panman
The P-61b had a top speed over 370mph , Armed with 4- 50cals mounted in a dorsal turret and could be rotated 360 degrees & elevated to 90 degrees, plus 4-20mms in the ventral position. Along with the mossies it was used in the ETO to hunt V-1s.
Panman
I am not sure why we always tend to jump at the chance to challenge someone when they make a request for a particular Airplane?
I done some research on the BF 110g 2 and found out something interesting.
The BF 110 was or had a version of a night fighter. Cool

Unfortunately I can’t find any tech data specifically on the 110g-2
The data I found showed that the different versions had max speeds from 342 to 354 mph.
The Aces High BF 110-G2 has a max speed of about. 370 mph. According to the AH web chart graph.
PS it would be nice if the tec Data in AH2 web charts (Speed and Climb) were in digital form

The research i did would indicate the BF 110g 2 speed performance would fall roughly in the 350 mph range.
It seems that the P61 had similar speed performance.
What makes a Night Fighter a Night Fighter?
That Rig on the nose?

The P61 was Black. Is it the color that makes it a night fighter?
The Bf 110G-4/R7. was the "Night Fighter" version of the BF 110.
From time to time Bf 110G night fighters were used on day operations. They fought American day-bomber formations whenever the Americans flew unescorted. In the Day configuration it was known as the Messerschmitt Bf 110G-4.
Anyways... it was an interesting read.
And a nice request panman. I hope someday you will see your "Black Widow" in AH2
http://www.xs4all.nl/~fbonne/warbirds/ww2htmls/messbf110.html
http://www.warbirdsresourcegroup.org/LRG/bf110g.html
http://www.russian.ee/~star/air/germany/me-110.html