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Re: More Japanese planes
« Reply #1 on: May 26, 2012, 11:51:02 AM »
These never saw combat or even operational service, so they don't fit the criteria.  But I would like to see ore Japanese planes also.

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Re: More Japanese planes
« Reply #2 on: May 26, 2012, 11:51:07 AM »
They may not.

G8N was only a prototype, the G10N never left the drawing board.

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Re: More Japanese planes
« Reply #3 on: May 26, 2012, 01:24:11 PM »
A short list of Japanese aircraft that would be viable in the LWA:

B7A2 'Grace' - A high performance torpedo bomber with two 20mm cannons in the wing roots.  114 built.
D4Y 'Judy' - Fastest diver bomber of WWII. 2000+ built.
H8K 'Emily' - Powerful four engined flying boat defended by five 20mm cannon. 167 built.
J2M 'Jack' - Mid to Late-war Japanese interceptor armed with two to four cannon. 600+ built.
Ki-44 'Tojo' - Mid-war Japanese interceptor generally armed with four 12.7mm machine guns.  1200+ built
Ki-102 'Randy - Late war Japanese twin engined strike aircraft armed with 20mm, 37mm or 50mm cannon.  200+ built.
P1Y1 'Frances' - High performance twin engined bomber armed with one 20mm cannon and one 13mm machine gun capable of carrying two 500kg bombs.  1000+ built.
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Re: More Japanese planes
« Reply #4 on: May 26, 2012, 06:35:23 PM »
They may not.

G8N was only a prototype, the G10N never left the drawing board.


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Re: More Japanese planes
« Reply #5 on: May 26, 2012, 06:39:25 PM »
4 G8NS Built

Yes. 4 Prototypes. No serial production, no operational service. Just testing.
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Re: More Japanese planes
« Reply #6 on: May 26, 2012, 07:47:57 PM »
4 G8NS Built

Prototypes don't get added in game, a criteria was already established for Aces High - A) Squadron strength B) Combat service

Of the 4 built - none did a combat sortie, it was still in development and testing, I believe one or two crashed
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Re: More Japanese planes
« Reply #7 on: May 26, 2012, 09:09:14 PM »
A short list of Japanese aircraft that would be viable in the LWA:

B7A2 'Grace' - A high performance torpedo bomber with two 20mm cannons in the wing roots.  114 built.
D4Y 'Judy' - Fastest diver bomber of WWII. 2000+ built.
H8K 'Emily' - Powerful four engined flying boat defended by five 20mm cannon. 167 built.
J2M 'Jack' - Mid to Late-war Japanese interceptor armed with two to four cannon. 600+ built.
Ki-44 'Tojo' - Mid-war Japanese interceptor generally armed with four 12.7mm machine guns.  1200+ built
Ki-102 'Randy - Late war Japanese twin engined strike aircraft armed with 20mm, 37mm or 50mm cannon.  200+ built.
P1Y1 'Frances' - High performance twin engined bomber armed with one 20mm cannon and one 13mm machine gun capable of carrying two 500kg bombs.  1000+ built.

Ki-43-III - 1230hp engine with 2040kg airframe. 555km/h@6000m, 5000m/5min 19sec.
Ki-43-II - 1120hp engine with more light airframe. 536km~548km/h@6000m, 5000m/4min 48sec.
Ki-61-II-KAI - 1500hp engine, 225kg heavier than Ki-61-I-Tei. 20mm ammo is increased to 200rds from 120rds. 610km/h@6000m, 5000m/6min.
Ki-100-I - 1500hp air-cooled engine. lighter than Ki-61-I-Tei. good ammo and good maneuverability. 580km/h@6000m, 5000m/6min (6000m/6min from another IJAAF public reference).
Ki-61-I-Otsu - Early version of tony. 12.7mm x4 ammo and lighter than Ki-61-I-Tei. 580km/h@5000m, 5000m/5min31sec
Ki-84-I-Otsu - 20mm x4, higher top speed in record. 660km/h@6000m. it's mine.

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Re: More Japanese planes
« Reply #8 on: May 26, 2012, 11:00:03 PM »
Ki-43-III - 1230hp engine with 2040kg airframe. 555km/h@6000m, 5000m/5min 19sec.
Ki-43-II - 1120hp engine with more light airframe. 536km~548km/h@6000m, 5000m/4min 48sec.
Ki-61-II-KAI - 1500hp engine, 225kg heavier than Ki-61-I-Tei. 20mm ammo is increased to 200rds from 120rds. 610km/h@6000m, 5000m/6min.
Ki-100-I - 1500hp air-cooled engine. lighter than Ki-61-I-Tei. good ammo and good maneuverability. 580km/h@6000m, 5000m/6min (6000m/6min from another IJAAF public reference).
Ki-61-I-Otsu - Early version of tony. 12.7mm x4 ammo and lighter than Ki-61-I-Tei. 580km/h@5000m, 5000m/5min31sec
Ki-84-I-Otsu - 20mm x4, higher top speed in record. 660km/h@6000m. it's mine.

A short list of Japanese aircraft that would be viable in the LWA:

B7A2 'Grace' - A high performance torpedo bomber with two 20mm cannons in the wing roots.  114 built.
D4Y 'Judy' - Fastest diver bomber of WWII. 2000+ built.
H8K 'Emily' - Powerful four engined flying boat defended by five 20mm cannon. 167 built.
J2M 'Jack' - Mid to Late-war Japanese interceptor armed with two to four cannon. 600+ built.
Ki-44 'Tojo' - Mid-war Japanese interceptor generally armed with four 12.7mm machine guns.  1200+ built
Ki-102 'Randy - Late war Japanese twin engined strike aircraft armed with 20mm, 37mm or 50mm cannon.  200+ built.
P1Y1 'Frances' - High performance twin engined bomber armed with one 20mm cannon and one 13mm machine gun capable of carrying two 500kg bombs.  1000+ built.


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Re: More Japanese planes
« Reply #9 on: May 27, 2012, 01:29:01 AM »
Ki-43-III - 1230hp engine with 2040kg airframe. 555km/h@6000m, 5000m/5min 19sec.
Ki-43-II - 1120hp engine with more light airframe. 536km~548km/h@6000m, 5000m/4min 48sec.
Ki-61-II-KAI - 1500hp engine, 225kg heavier than Ki-61-I-Tei. 20mm ammo is increased to 200rds from 120rds. 610km/h@6000m, 5000m/6min.
Ki-100-I - 1500hp air-cooled engine. lighter than Ki-61-I-Tei. good ammo and good maneuverability. 580km/h@6000m, 5000m/6min (6000m/6min from another IJAAF public reference).
Ki-61-I-Otsu - Early version of tony. 12.7mm x4 ammo and lighter than Ki-61-I-Tei. 580km/h@5000m, 5000m/5min31sec
Ki-84-I-Otsu - 20mm x4, higher top speed in record. 660km/h@6000m. it's mine.

Ki-84 otsu will never be added in game, only a prototype, ki-61 should be added when the upgrade when the Ki-61 gets remodeled. Ki-100 would be the only late war aircraft let out of the Japanese inventory, while Ki-43 series would cover early-late war.

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Re: More Japanese planes
« Reply #10 on: May 27, 2012, 01:55:04 AM »
Ki-84 otsu will never be added in game, only a prototype,

Are you not thinking of the Hei Butcher?
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Re: More Japanese planes
« Reply #11 on: May 27, 2012, 02:14:36 AM »
Ki-84-I-Hei is prototype, which had 30mm cannon.
Ki-84-I-Otsu is saw combat, 300+ built.

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Re: More Japanese planes
« Reply #12 on: May 27, 2012, 11:50:31 AM »
Why do people keep insisting the Ki-84-I-Otsu was prototype only?  It is clear the Ki-84-I-Tei was prototype only, but everything I've seen supports the Ki-84-I-Otsu being in series production and in service.

This has been pointed out repeatedly, yet the same people keep posting that it was a prototype.  It is like they just spam out that claim and never look to see if there has been a reply and so never change their position.
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Re: More Japanese planes
« Reply #13 on: May 27, 2012, 12:16:16 PM »

Perfect Lists  :pray
yups, i wouldnt mind a couple of those. The japaneese lineup is pretty short anyway.
Especially the ki-44, thats my personal favourite.
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Re: More Japanese planes
« Reply #14 on: May 27, 2012, 04:39:37 PM »
Ki-61 remodel.  :pray

  the game is concentrated on combat, not on shaking the screen.

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