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LoBiSoMeM 10-01-2011 03:51 PM

I like Hurricanes... It's a sexual perversion?

SEE 10-01-2011 04:15 PM

I stick with Spits but saw the ME109's in flight at Duxford, they were stunning and up close even more so. I would never argue which is the better because much depends on the pilot.

GOA_Potenz 10-01-2011 05:14 PM

109 sexiest than the spit, in performance is up to the pilot
i always will pic a 109 when there's no 190 in the hangar

BadAim 10-01-2011 06:25 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by FFCW_Urizen (Post 342794)
thats what i meant actually :oops:

Easy mistake to make, with the centrifugal compressor it sounds much more like a turbo charger than a typical mechanical blower. What a loverly noise!

I have to admit that I'm flying the Spit mostly in Clod, but once the Friedrich comes along, you'll need a crowbar to pry me out of the cockpit.

Richie 10-01-2011 09:46 PM

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Originally Posted by Jaws2002 (Post 342785)
Praising the glorious 109, yet the only gunsight camera footage you posted was taken by the 190. :mrgreen: That was some impressive beating those four cannons could deliver. I understand. It's ok to be jealous and show it as Bf-109 footage. http://forums.ubi.com/images/smilies/34.gif

The 109 was the Spitfire of the Germans. Posing for photo ops, while the Focke Wulf, like the Hurricane/Typhoon for the brits, did the hard work.:-P

From a German newsreel so there's really no way of knowing. Looking at that 9 minute guncam movie you're right though. I'm sure a 109 with one 30 mm could do the same thing.


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sZZGaEEi8Ek


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