All list ww2 aircraft
 

loock this link all list complete
http://www.militaryfactory.com/aircr...2-aircraft.asp

No, it is not complete. The first one I noticed missing was the Fairey Fulmar:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fairey_Fulmar

Which for an alphabetic list isn't that bad. Can anybody spot an earlier omission, I certainly don't know every plane that was in WW2?

<edit>Thinking about it, they've dropped several Faireys, the Albacore and the Barracuda come before the Fulmar alphabetically.

<edit2>They've also entirely missed the British manufacturer Blackburn, makers of the Roc, Squa, Botha (and probably other even less famous aircraft).

No list of WWII planes is 100% complete. There are just too much planes to know them all. And experimental planes make it difficult. Not all did come in action, but only testflights were made, or some were just drawings.

Only wikipedia have good list.
not exist OFFICIAL list whit complete aircraft not exist a good link.

:grin:

Funniest thing I've read yet today.

http://ww2drawings.jexiste.fr/

Good site with drawings.Lots of aircraft,even paper and project ones.Have ground vehicles and some arty and ships.

But if you want only secret luftwaffe projects...

http://www.luft46.com/

No sign of Westlands Lysander either! Also they only list one Avia, none of the Letovs, no Koolhoven F.K.58, no Latécoère flying boats.

However they do include some rather scary oddities like the CAC Woomera :D

:-P

i want a site that i can see the planes in order for battle and small time periods and a exactly and determinate geographic location.

when i talk about time, maximum 3 months. Ej :( Jun to Sept 1940)

when i talk about location, i talk of max of 100km x 100km and mark airfields on a map.

and i want everything about the plane. who country, version, camo, quantity, and more.

need to be very specific

The number of aircraft that are in that list will be smaller than the number of arcraft that are not in the list...;)