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General Forums => Wishlist => Topic started by: Zacherof on June 23, 2013, 02:05:36 AM
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Would like the B17E and B24D and a decreased EnY and obj value...
After we get the 1st gen fighters upgraded, and we get the beaufighter, ki45, ki100, J2M, Italian bombers, Yak3/7, 109E7, 109 a/s models, gloster meteor, ju188, Do17/217, and 190A3/G3(basically a modified A5),D11, Sb2C, il4, Tu2, and Pe-2 ofcourse :D
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Even older ......
(http://img.wp.scn.ru/camms/ar/439/pics/9_15.jpg)
;)
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Sure!!! Although did we use are bombers in '42? My knowledge is manly 43-45
More Special event aircraft!!! :banana:
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Sure!!! Although did we use are bombers in '42? My knowledge is manly 43-45
More Special event aircraft!!! :banana:
who is are? lol, and the years 43-45 were manly compared to the others? :lol
yes, the u.s., germany, japan, britain and russia used their own bombers in 1942...
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OhpJv1eTsLs&feature=related (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OhpJv1eTsLs&feature=related)
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Even older ......
(http://img.wp.scn.ru/camms/ar/439/pics/9_15.jpg)
;)
Not very useful. The RAF determined it was not ready for combat operations and they were used as maritime patrol aircraft.
The B-17E and/or B-17F as well as the B-24D would be very nice.
The Lancaster Mk III with the quad .303 tail turret does fine as a stand in for the Lancaster Mk I.
A Mosquito B.Mk IV would be another nice earlier version of an existing bomber to have. Active from 1942 through the end of the war in Europe whereas the Mk XVI we have entered service in January of 1944.
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Wellington for early war. :)
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Wellington for early war. :)
:aok
Sorry for the typos gyrene :salute
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B24D for sure. The Wellington would be nice. And an EW Ju88 (including a remodel of the current version). :aok
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OH..not the topic I was hoping for.
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OH..not the topic I was hoping for.
and what topic were you looking for? Gotha bombers and the like?
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OH..not the topic I was hoping for.
:rofl :rofl :rofl
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The Wellington always reminds me of a whale for some reason but I think it would be a good early war medium bomber to have.
(http://img.wp.scn.ru/camms/ar/559/pics/9_4.jpg)
A lot more profiles here http://wp.scn.ru/en/ww2/b/559/9/0
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+1 to the b-17E and the b-24D
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and what topic were you looking for? Gotha bombers and the like?
:lol look at the title of the op. he was thinking...
(http://feelgoodguru.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/11/fat_woman_in_bikinis.jpg)
you need to stay out of the shrooms man...
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:huh
umm no just no :)
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:lol look at the title of the op. he was thinking...
(http://feelgoodguru.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/11/fat_woman_in_bikinis.jpg)
you need to stay out of the shrooms man...
Puked up a little in my throat :X
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Lockheed Hudson would be cool too
not really a heavy but it's a cool litle plane
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my eyeeeees...mmmyyyyeee eeeyyyeeeeeeesss
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my eyeeeees...mmmyyyyeee eeeyyyeeeeeeesss
:rofl
:huh
:headscratch:
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:rofl
:huh
:headscratch:
do i need to post that photo again so you get it?
older + heavies = old fat chicks!!!
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do i need to post that photo again so you get it?
older + heavies = old fat chicks!!!
:headscratch:
:furious
no need. I get the big picture :D
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I got a rule violation for that pic a few years ago
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Back on topic, what other early bombers were there?
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(http://www.strangevehicles.com/images/content/149759.jpg)
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I would say there a little under powered by the looks of it
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Back on topic, what other early bombers were there?
Early war Brit bombers besides the Wellington (11,461 built):
Handley Page Hampden (1,430 built)
(http://www.aviastar.org/pictures/england/handley_hampden-s.gif)
Armstrong Whitworth Whitley (1,814 built)
(http://www.bismarck-class.dk/other_craft_involved/british_aircraft_involved/bomber_aircraft/pictures/armstrong_whitley_aw38_whitley.gif)
The three of them were the mainstay of RAF bomber command until the four engine heavies (Avro Lancaster, Handley Page Halifax and Short Stirling) became available in large numbers.
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Back on topic, what other early bombers were there?
G3M (1k built), Ki-21 (2k built) for Japanese. TB-3 (800 built, used quite a bit in both daylight and night time role, mostly night though) and Tupolev SB (6,800 built) for Russia. Do-17 (2k built) for Germany (though we are fairly set with the 111 at the moment). You've named the American birds. Blenheim (4k built), Beaufort (2k built), Hampden (1,400 built), Whitley (1,800 built) for Britain (Wellington already mentioned). SM.79 (1,300 built) for Italy.
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Aww yes! Those were the bombers I couldn't remember!
And arlo WTF is that?
I know I've seen it before somewhere :headscratch:
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_bomber_aircraft
Not a good source, but it's what I look at now and again. :aok
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_bomber_aircraft
Not a good source, but it's what I look at now and again. :aok
Why do you think it's not a good source? :)
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Aww yes! Those were the bombers I couldn't remember!
And arlo WTF is that?
I know I've seen it before somewhere :headscratch:
It's the super secret Russian K7 uberbomber.
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Why do you think it's not a good source? :)
Hmmm, got me there. I should've put, "shouldn't be your only source". :aok
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Why do you think it's not a good source? :)
because it's not...check back in a few years after all the crap that was put in there is taken out. there is still a massive number of things that have bad notations and erroneous references.
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Short Stirling Mk I
(http://www.airpages.ru/uk/stirling_2.gif)
(http://www.raf.mod.uk/raflintononouse/rafcms/mediafiles/7B9E0086_1143_EC82_2E210974DEDC1075.jpg)
ack-ack
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whilst doing the Beaufighter they could throw this in
(http://website.lineone.net/~remosliema/beaufort.jpg)
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(http://www.strangevehicles.com/images/content/149759.jpg)
:salute could this plane even fly?
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:salute could this plane even fly?
But of course. Here's an artist's rendering of it dog-fighting a UFO in 1932:
(http://daily-steampunk.com/steampunk-blog/wp-content/uploads/2011/02/7-300x225.jpg)
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But of course. Here's an artist's rendering of it dog-fighting a UFO in 1932:
(http://daily-steampunk.com/steampunk-blog/wp-content/uploads/2011/02/7-300x225.jpg)
Wow that must've been a special plane! It went into action against a UFO a year before it even took its first flight!
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Wow that must've been a special plane! It went into action against a UFO a year before it even took its first flight!
Nobody knows when it took its first flight. Also, the battle opened at least three
time rifts (again, nobody can be certain if there were more of if they are still
opening).
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I wonder, are those possible residual time rifts what cause the Bermuda triangles? Space and time are interrelated, and so you would also change location.... Without leaving a trace :noid.
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I wonder, are those possible residual time rifts what cause the Bermuda triangles? Space and time are interrelated, and so you would also change location.... Without leaving a trace :no idea.
Do they work both ways!? Flight 19 might still be in Russia!
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Do they work both ways!? Flight 19 might still be in Russia!
No might. Is.
http://www.quantumjumping.com/articles/parallel-universe/alternate-reality/
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Would like the B17E and B24D and a decreased EnY and obj value...
After we get the 1st gen fighters upgraded, and we get the beaufighter, ki45, ki100, J2M, Italian bombers, Yak3/7, 109E7, 109 a/s models, gloster meteor, ju188, Do17/217, and 190A3/G3(basically a modified A5),D11, Sb2C, il4, Tu2, and Pe-2 ofcourse :D
:airplane: I understand the wish, but, when you compare the E model to the G, big, big difference! Example, max allowable takeoff of the E= 51,000 lbs, the G=65,500 lbs. But, then the E was a lot faster, 224MPH IAS cruise speed as opposed to the G which was 184. According to USAF museum only 512 true E's were built as the whole aircraft was under going many mods to make it better and more safe for the crew.
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:lol look at the title of the op. he was thinking...
(http://feelgoodguru.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/11/fat_woman_in_bikinis.jpg)
you need to stay out of the shrooms man...
No wonder you Wisconsin boys are always looking for sheep.
You have posted a very very very bad thing.