So i'll request again!Yak-1Yak-3Tu-2Pe-2LaG-3Ki-44Ki-43G4MJ2M
Yak-1LaG-3
You're missing the counterpart German fighters for these two.
And 109E-4 is a good sub for the E-7 just like F-4 is and ok sub for the F-2.
both LaGG-3 and Yak-1 fought pretty late into the GPW.
Respectfully disagree. Substitutions are the bane of every AH scenario or FSO, and are only satisfying when the aircraft they are subbing for had something irrelevant to the game, e.g. cockpit pressurization, improved radio equipment, etc.
--------------Edit: So far as I can tell both were fighting in 1941 alongside the I-16.
Only real difference between F-4 and F-2 (when thinking of the eastern front) is 75PS in power.
And like I said, Yak-1 and LaGG-3 were still well in the game when LW was already flying F-4s and G-2s, which we do have in the game. The likely Yak-1 will be the later b-version anyway....and subvariants of them were still on strength in 1944. These planes were both flown in combat a number of years. Last LaGGs (series 66) came off the production line during 1943.So saying that we don't have the LW contemporaries for these planes is simply factually incorrect no matter how much you want to disagree with me.
EDIT/That said, I would of course welcome 109F-2 and 109E-7 and 190A-3 for example. I just think that getting them any time soon is highly unlikely./EDIT
The F-2 had a MG 151/15, not a MG 151/20.
But I still disagree with you when say that the F-4 and G-2 alone would be sufficient for having the Lagg-3 and Yak-1 contemporaries. Sufficient for some of its contemporaries, but not for a complete GPW planeset, because your argument has a symmetry on the Luftwaffe side:While the Lagg-3 and Yak-1 fought late into the GPW, the 109E-7 and F-2 fought alongside the 109 models that replaced them for a significant duration of time.
It's pretty clear that right now LaGG-3 and Yak-1 would help the eastern front planeset more than 109F-2 or E-7.