Baking aircraft variants.

[skouras]

Hi timej31..
personally i would like to see the E4 [with mineshells] and the MK1a with a CSP
Hopefully we will gonna see and the E7
also i'm waiting to see the new german trains that Lithier's said

[ElAurens]

Hopefully a Hawk 75, some Bloch bombers, and a D 520 so we can do Battle of France.

[JG53Frankyboy]

lol

[Mr_Steven]

Mustang pilots used to bounce .50's off the ground into the bellies of German tanks and flip them right over, so hopefully some Mustangs.







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[Avimimus]

Originally Posted by Mr_Steven

Mustang pilots used to bounce .50's off the ground into the bellies of German tanks and flip them right over, so hopefully some Mustangs.







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Er... no. Technically no.

However, I hold the possibility that they might have shot out water logged banks along "high roads" and caused a give-way under the weight of the tank (allowing it to roll into the ditch).

[furbs]

Originally Posted by Avimimus

Er... no. Technically no.

However, I hold the possibility that they might have shot out water logged banks along "high roads" and caused a give-way under the weight of the tank (allowing it to roll into the ditch).

HES JOKING!!!(again) sense of humor fail!

[hiro]

Well everyone knows the popular planes are marinating, but the baked ones will probably more spit versions, a p-40, more italian birds, and more 109s




well with the Americans possessing cyrogenic metallurgy / cold steel manufacturing techniques

the germans / spanish with damascus steel and zero g manufacturing, and russians with their iron curtain® tech for near invincible armor

and the japanese with their steam punk / giant mecha (ground pwnage)

ww2 is an amazing showcase of tech

the best method is the super accurate rockets being shot down the tank's barrel.

[Feathered_IV]

Storch plz

[Ctrl E]

Originally Posted by Mr_Steven

Mustang pilots used to bounce .50's off the ground into the bellies of German tanks and flip them right over, so hopefully some Mustangs.







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actually not that far out.

Australian pilots flying mustangs in ground support roles during the early period of combat in korea managed to destroy north korean t-34s by bouncing their .50 rounds off the ground into the soft underside of the tank.
was rare but happened.

[Strike]

Heinkel Lerche