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General Forums => Aircraft and Vehicles => Topic started by: mg1942 on August 10, 2008, 05:19:39 AM
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At least in 2d form~ :rock
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1sOj2hxbSRM&feature=related
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Didnt like it, 1: Flight model was inaccurate and I'm pretty sure m00t isn't japanese.
2: It's manga, which stinks all around.
3: Revert to #2.
Japanese videos are really creepy :noid
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I think it's somewhat accurate.
Why would Allies deploy clipped wing spits (Spit 16?) at hi altitude. They're easy picking by Ta-152.
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Probably because those weren't 16s but clipped wing Spitfire XIIs of 41 squadron EB-D is MB858 and it flew the last Spit XII sortie in September 44 and never would have encountered a TA152 :) MB858 survived the war too btw so the cartoon guys are full of it. The second Spit XII is EB-E and that was MB862 and that one didn't get shot down either. Typical LW creative kill claims :)
41 squadron would have been in fill span wing Spitfire XIVs by that time.
But then again that's just a cartoon :)
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It's a japanese anime Guppy.. The whole thing is like AH, what-if all around. Science Fiction, or "speculative fiction". I like the paintjob though.
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I didnt know the Germans had a 4 engine bomber, and (perhaps incorrect on my part) I thought the rotating ball turret on bombers was a concept unique to American bombers until after the war.
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I didnt know the Germans had a 4 engine bomber, and (perhaps incorrect on my part) I thought the rotating ball turret on bombers was a concept unique to American bombers until after the war.
And guess what - It's B17's :)
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Probably because those weren't 16s but clipped wing Spitfire XIIs of 41 squadron EB-D is MB858 and it flew the last Spit XII sortie in September 44 and never would have encountered a TA152 :) MB858 survived the war too btw so the cartoon guys are full of it. The second Spit XII is EB-E and that was MB862 and that one didn't get shot down either. Typical LW creative kill claims :)
41 squadron would have been in fill span wing Spitfire XIVs by that time.
But then again that's just a cartoon :)
It's obviously a fantasy cartoon. I doubt any of that was based on fact in the slightest bit.
I mean, the Ta152's were black, and had art similar to JG52's (except the sword was upside down). C'mon.
That was pretty cool though :aok
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Looks like a B-17.
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I didnt know the Germans had a 4 engine bomber, and (perhaps incorrect on my part) I thought the rotating ball turret on bombers was a concept unique to American bombers until after the war.
Stolen B-17s armed with NUKE :eek:
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I found the FULL clip of The Cockpit
This is old school era 2D.
Part 1 (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3wsIG7DHPeI)
Part 2 (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mxXwoaPLsZs&feature=related)
Part 3 (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UDh8dzDPnwI&feature=related)
Here are some important (dogfight, technical) scenes
1. 00:00 to 03:42 (Part 1)
2. 07:50 to 09:19 (Part 1)
3. 03:02 to 04:20 (Part 2)
4. And the whole part 3, it's laced with 2D dogfights.
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:aok
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It could be an instructional video on how not to attack bombers, or how not to engage a 152, in fact the noob spits didnt even try to ho or stick stir :P :P
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I didnt know the Germans had a 4 engine bomber, and (perhaps incorrect on my part) I thought the rotating ball turret on bombers was a concept unique to American bombers until after the war.
not true the lanc had a ball turret but were removed to save weight and were not needed at night