Post your RL WWII Aircraft!

[FBDragon]

HHS SUSSEX 1, KI-51 0

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!!!!!

[oakranger]

Dam trees!

[oakranger]

p-61....nice

[oakranger]

Glass nose P-38.  I believe this is the first P-38 i have seen with a camo pattern. 

[oakranger]

Wire ripped into the B-24.  Getting mixed information on this.  One story, which i never heard before, 109s would drag a long cable wire getting above the bombers formation and drop it onto them.  Another was Ju-88s doing the same method, but explosives attached onto the wire.

[oakranger]

I really never put into thought if navy fighters planes get their machine guns on the deck or something.  Interesting

[Ack-Ack]

Glass nose P-38.  I believe this is the first P-38 i have seen with a camo pattern. 


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I think some of the early P-38s in the MTO had a camo paint scheme when they arrived in theater.

Here is an RAF evaluation P-38 with a camo pattern.

[FLOOB]

I don't have a real life WWII Aircraft. None of you do either so stop fronting.

[oakranger]

I think some of the early P-38s in the MTO had a camo paint scheme when they arrived in theater.

Here is an RAF evaluation P-38 with a camo pattern.
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I just notice some of the other pic I posted with the P-38 has simuler camo skin. 

[Devil 505]

Bf 109 K-4 W.Nr. 33. ..., unit unknown, Bad Aibling, 8 May 1945. Source: US Signal Corps via facebook.com. by Marc-André Haldimann, on Flickr

Extracted from a movie, this picture captures the moment just after the landing 22nd Tac. recon Sqn F-6 D-10-NT 44-12470 flown by Frederick W. BUEHL caught the right wing tip of the Bf 109 K-4. The F-6 cartwheels to its destruction, the pilot surviving; shaken out of its mounting, the DB 605 D of the Bf 109 K-4 shows towards the photographer the engine cowling with its characteristic late Bodenwöhr or Flossenbürg produced Bf 109 K-4 camouflage in the 332 ... 335 ... W.Nr. batch. Picture courtesy of Alfred Monzat, War planes Group, Facebook.com, 18 December 2013.

[oakranger]

Bf 109 K-4 W.Nr. 33. ..., unit unknown, Bad Aibling, 8 May 1945. Source: US Signal Corps via facebook.com. by Marc-André Haldimann, on Flickr

That is a nice photo....sad to see it happen.

[Devil 505]

Indeed. At least we know the pony pilot survived the crash.

[oakranger]

It is my understanding that the inner engine got hit by flack, broke off and hit the outer prop. 

[oakranger]

HOPE THIS WORKS!   

https://www.facebook.com/gordon.permann.1/videos/10157253589820058/

[The Fugitive]

nope, didn't work