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Sorry Jamz but the 109 'is' beautifull but only beautifull like 'Zena warrior princess'....you would but it's far too Amazonian.
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Its Beautiful, the Spit more so, granted
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Beauty is in the eye of the beholder.
I like 'em both but my all time favorite plane esthetically-wise is the Hawker Sea Fury. Fell in love with it when I first saw it roaring by. It is a perfect melt between a Spit and a Focke ... |
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Love listening to that bird at airshows If youve got headphones on.. Last edited by Ze-Jamz; 07-14-2012 at 01:03 PM. |
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agree with the fury, it sounds and looks awesome, best display at flying legends this year as well,
Its the pinnacle of prop fighters development in my eyes (although best looking goes to the DeHavilland Hornet, wish there was still one around ![]() |
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The Ash62 (a derived engine from the Wright Cyclone and older brother of the Ash 82) is also delightful to ear.
I was in Varradero/Cuba three weeks ago and every morning I was woke up by a low flying An2 skimming the roof top of this flat city built all in length on a finger like narrow peninsula. I don't know what those guys where doing but I did ear them 3 day in a row. My room was in a small building at the 3rd floor and the last day I had the time to jump out of the bed and run to the balcony just to see it nearly in profile and fully hear that beautiful grave tone that reveal nearly each stroke of its engine. The girl that day might hve been really confused to see me getting exited that way oooops ![]() Last edited by TomcatViP; 07-14-2012 at 01:43 PM. |
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one of the best if not very usual sounds i've ever heard was an i16 at Duxford 2 years ago.
kinda sounds like its chewing itself apart! |
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Haha..yea i was there and heard that...
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A little-known fact about the Real Life Mark I & II Spitfires of 1940 Battle of Britain fame is that the pilots could slide the canopy back at any speed to listen for enemy a/c sneaking up from behind. The 109's couldn't do this because of their inferior side-opening canopy design. The Cliffs of Dover sim models this perfectly. I can't put my hands on any documentation of this, but I read it on the Internet, so it must be true.
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