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General Forums => Wishlist => Topic started by: Tank-Ace on July 17, 2013, 12:26:58 PM
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Ju-88C heavy fighter version
Ju-88P gunship version. P-1 with the BK 7, P-2 with two BK 3,7s and no extra armor, and P-4 with a BK 5.
Do 217M
A20J
Pe 2
That is all......
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rather see the a-20b and c...
ju-88c6 or g7
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There is really no reason for any other variant of the A-20, any other additions would not see much use. The A-20J is basically the same as the G, except with a glass nose and if you want a glass nosed Havok, fly the Boston. The A-20G would be better off in game with more ordnance options instead of adding more variants.
ack-ack
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Aren't you a dogfight only person?
There is really no reason for any other variant of the A-20, any other additions would not see much use. The A-20J is basically the same as the G, except with a glass nose and if you want a glass nosed Havok, fly the Boston. The A-20G would be better off in game with more ordnance options instead of adding more variants.
ack-ack
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There is really no reason for any other variant of the A-20, any other additions would not see much use. The A-20J is basically the same as the G, except with a glass nose and if you want a glass nosed Havok, fly the Boston. The A-20G would be better off in game with more ordnance options instead of adding more variants.
ack-ack
What ordnance options would there be? I'm guessing 100lb bombs, and 100lb bombs. About right?
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What ordnance options would there be? I'm guessing 100lb bombs, and 100lb bombs. About right?
The A-20G had a lot of different ordnance options, some that would need be added in game like the ability to carry rockets or torpedoes. The early A-20G production models (around 200) were produced with quad 20mm cannons in the nose (saw service with the USAAF in the PTO and with the Soviets).
Aren't you a dogfight only person?
What does that have to do with anything relating to this thread?
ack-ack
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i thought the c model was the one that carried a torpedo... :headscratch: didn't see anything on the g model doing it.
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The A-20G had a lot of different ordnance options, some that would need be added in game like the ability to carry rockets or torpedoes. The early A-20G production models (around 200) were produced with quad 20mm cannons in the nose (saw service with the USAAF in the PTO and with the Soviets).
HVAR's, or those 4.5" rockets? Never have seen a photo of an A20 with any rockets, come to that. And, we'd need a perked ordnance system to reasonably add the 4x 20mm option, or it would comprise about 95% of all A20 sorties.
And I also thought it was the C that carried the torps. Not a big US bomber buff though, could be mistaken.
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i thought the c model was the one that carried a torpedo... :headscratch: didn't see anything on the g model doing it.
G models also had a kit that allowed the use of torpedoes but I don't think any were used operationally, at least for the USAAF.
ack-ack
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HVAR's, or those 4.5" rockets? Never have seen a photo of an A20 with any rockets, come to that. And, we'd need a perked ordnance system to reasonably add the 4x 20mm option, or it would comprise about 95% of all A20 sorties.
And I also thought it was the C that carried the torps. Not a big US bomber buff though, could be mistaken.
The photos I've seen with the A-20G were with the bazooka rockets and launcher tubes, like this A-20G.
(http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v707/Kaytoo/NewGuinea/A20-rockets.jpg)
I've also seen pictures of a Boston III with rockets.
(http://www.ww2incolor.com/d/3214-7/raf-a20-rocket.jpg)
ack-ack
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G models also had a kit that allowed the use of torpedoes but I don't think any were used operationally, at least for the USAAF.
ack-ack
the c model did see operational use with the torp and without a field kit, but i don't think it had the engines the g model had.