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Bf109 Hi Yo Yo [Gameplay Video]
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Very good job, mate! Thanks for your easy and precise instructions.
Just one tip you certainly already know, but my hard learned lessons push me to underline here: it's better not to check your six when you don't have enough energy to burn avoiding an attack from your six. In other words, do not wait to be at the summit of your perfectly executed yo-yo to watch your six. Check your ass is clean before you get there, when speed is yet on your side. Just my ten cents. Engadin. |
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Indeed. The best way to avoid anything is not to be there in the first place...
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Nicely done. A valuable tactical tutorial.
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Thanks, my tutorials are often "messy" as I do them pretty much first take. Its hard to reproduce a clean text book example of such things and in reality they are often spontanious basterdisations of such things any way. So I think it is often much more exciting and worthwhile to show the raw examples...
Thanks for watching. |
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Thanks, I enjoyed that. Very instructive and informative.
Zooks!! ... the E 4 canopy is a real shocker though isn't it. What the hell were the designers thinking?? All that framing, all those blind spots. The canopies on the E 1 and 3 aren't great but they're design marvels by comparison. It would be interesting to know what specification the designers were trying to satisfy because operational requirements don't appear to have been a significant driver during the decision-making process. |
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Good tutorial Farber, thank you.
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I think the E4 canopy was to address some of the visability problems of the E3 and E1 if my memory surves me right.
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