Will SoW BoB include all planes or just BoB time?

[Avimimus]

Here is my attempt at an update/correct the list (also from memory).

Originally Posted by Romanator21

Hurricane MkI (possible micro-variants ~~ equivalent to E4)
Spit MkI (possible micro-variants)
Bolingbroke (aka Blenheim Mk IV)
D.H. TigerMoth - 2 seat trainer.
Bf-109E3 (possible micro-variants)
Bf-110 (D Romanator believes)
He-111H-3
He-111P
Ju-87 B-2
Ju-88 A-1
Fiat G-50
Fiat Br.20

Su-26 as a demonstrator of the FM to current pilots, and just for fun
Oleg has a couple Sukhoi engineers on his team, btw.

as AI:

Gloster Gladiator
Vickers Wellington
Avro Anson (2 possible types)
Avro-Rota Cierva Autogyro
Supermarine Walrus
Short Sunderland
Boulton Paul Defiant (possible night-fighter variant)
Blenheim MkI (possible night-fighter variant)
Bristol Beaufighter MkI

Fiat CR.42
FW-200
He-59
He- 115
Do-17
Do-217
Ju-52 (with and without floats)
Bf-108 Taifun

I (Avimimus) predict a flyable autogyro, Gladiator and a drivable truck shortly after release, along with possibly a Fw-190A.

The Westland Lysander was also under development at one point and I wouldn't be surprised to see it as an AI aircraft. They were even working on the emergency ground attack variant (used for repelling Op Sea Lion)

This will be by far the most comprehensive BoB sim ever created.

[Feuerfalke]

The AutoGyro was already confirmed playable AFAIK.

[Ernst]

FW's take part in the BoB, at least in the end and as JABO.

[AndyJWest]

Originally Posted by Ernst

FW's take part in the BoB, at least in the end and as JABO.

I thought they didn't see service before mid 1941 - as fighters. They certainly never took part in the Battle of Britain.

[richardG]

An auto-gyro? Was this combat capable, or an experimental aircraft during BOB? Can't see much practical use for one of these other than maybe recon flights.

[major_setback]

Originally Posted by richardG

An auto-gyro? Was this combat capable, or an experimental aircraft during BOB? Can't see much practical use for one of these other than maybe recon flights.

I too have a feeling that Oleg mentioned that it would be flyable. If I remember correctly he mentioned the reason for having it as being that it was used in calibration of sound tracking devises, radar etc.
I think Oleg's other reason for including it was in order to demonstrate to third party developers the potential of the game engine in supporting rotary aircraft.

It will be fun to fly along the cliff tops in one!

[Feuerfalke]

For demonstration of what is possible with the engine without scripting.

He mentioned, that it's fun to fly on recon-missions. Whatever that means.

[Avimimus]

Used to provide a static point for radar calculations.

[Feuerfalke]

Originally Posted by Ernst

FW's take part in the BoB, at least in the end and as JABO.

No.

The Fw 190 A-0 entered production in Nov 1940. That's two months after BoB ended.