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11-14-2011, 04:20 AM
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More British Aircraft Please
I have to say that when i got this game i did envision one or two more British Aircraft!
It's not like there was not much to choose from in this particular time frame, I think the Germans have enough Aircraft now how about a few more for the British? Here is a few i would like to see in game.. Regards xpupx Bristol Beaufort Role Torpedo bomber Manufacturer Bristol Aeroplane Company First flight 15 October 1938 Introduction 1939 Retired 1944 Primary users Royal Australian Air Force RAF Coastal Command Fleet Air Arm Handley Page Hampden Role Medium bomber Manufacturer Handley Page Designer Gustav Lachmann First flight 21 June 1936 Introduction 1938 Retired 1945 Primary users Royal Air Force Royal Canadian Air Force Soviet Naval Aviation Royal Australian Air Force Produced 1936-1941 Martin Maryland Role Light reconnaissance bomber Manufacturer Martin First flight 1939 Introduction 1940 Retired 1945 Status Out of service Primary users Royal Air Force Fleet Air Arm Armée de l'Air Aeronavale Lockheed Hudson Role Bomber, reconnaissance aircraft Manufacturer Lockheed Designer Clarence "Kelly" Johnson First flight 10 December 1938 Introduction 1939 Primary users Royal Air Force Royal Canadian Air Force Royal Australian Air Force United States Army Air Forces Royal New Zealand Air Force Produced 1938–1942 Vickers Wellington Role bomber, anti-submarine aircraft Manufacturer Vickers-Armstrongs (Aircraft) Ltd. Designer R.K. Pierson First flight 15 June 1936 Introduction October 1938 Retired March 1953 Primary users Royal Air Force Royal Canadian Air Force Fleet Air Arm Polish Air Forces Produced 1936–1945 Fairey Albacore Role Torpedo bomber National origin United Kingdom Manufacturer Fairey Aviation First flight 1938 Introduction 1940 Retired 1944 Primary users Royal Navy Royal Air Force Royal Canadian Air Force Blackburn Botha Role Torpedo bomber Manufacturer Blackburn Aircraft, Dumbarton First flight 28 December 1938 Introduction 12 December 1939 Retired September 1944 Primary user Royal Air Force Armstrong Whitworth Whitley Role Night bomber National origin United Kingdom Manufacturer Armstrong Whitworth Aircraft Designer John Lloyd First flight 17 March 1936 Introduction 1937 Retired 1945 Primary user Royal Air Force VRole Maritime reconnaissance, air-sea rescue, transport Manufacturer Vickers-Armstrongs First flight 13 August 1939 Primary users RAF Polish Air Force in exile BOAC ickers Warwick Short Stirling Role Heavy bomber Manufacturer Short Brothers, Rochester Short Bros. and Harland, Belfast Austin Motor Company Designer Arthur Gouge First flight 14 May 1939 Introduction 1941 Retired 1946 Primary users Royal Air Force Royal Canadian Air Force Egypt Produced 1939-1943 Handley Page Halifax Role Heavy bomber Manufacturer Handley Page First flight 24 September 1939 Introduction November 1940 Retired 1961 (Pakistani Air Force) Primary users Royal Air Force Royal Canadian Air Force Royal Australian Air Force Free French Air Force Free Polish Air Force Royal Egyptian Air Force Royal Pakistan Air Force Produced 1940–1945 Boeing B-17 Flying Fortress Role Heavy bomber Strategic bomber National origin United States Manufacturer Boeing First flight 28 July 1935[1] Introduction April 1938 Retired 1968 (Brazilian Air Force) Primary users United States Army Air Forces Royal Air Force Produced 1936–1945 Avro Manchester Role Heavy bomber Manufacturer Avro First flight 25 July 1939 Introduction November 1940 Retired 1942 Primary users Royal Air Force Royal Canadian Air Force Produced 1940–1941 Westland Whirlwind Heavy fighter National origin United Kingdom Manufacturer Westland Aircraft Limited First flight 11 October 1938 Introduction June 1940 Retired October 1943 Primary user Royal Air Force Produced 1940 – January 1942 Fairey Fulmar Role Carrier Fighter National origin United Kingdom Manufacturer Fairey Aviation Company Designer Marcel Lobelle First flight 4 January 1940 Introduction 10 May 1940 Retired 1945 Primary user Royal Navy Produced 1940-1943 Blackburn Roc Role Carrier-based fighter Manufacturer Boulton Paul Designer Blackburn Aircraft First flight 23 December 1938 Introduction April 1939 Retired 1943 Primary user Fleet Air Arm Bristol Beaufighter Role Heavy fighter / strike aircraft Manufacturer Bristol Aeroplane Company First flight 17 July 1939 Introduction 27 July 1940 Retired 1960 (Australia) Primary users Royal Air Force Royal Canadian Air Force Produced May 1940–1946 
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11-14-2011, 07:07 AM
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Just give us a flyable Wellington,that would certainly keep me happy,it's in game so we just need a decent FM and a nice detailed pit
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11-14-2011, 07:31 AM
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And then after lunch I'd like u to.......
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11-14-2011, 10:35 AM
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I would much rather they get the presently modeled planes performing historically correctly before dragging in and creating a whole new bunch of not quite right planes.
1st things first guys! Craig
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