link with technical specification and WWII planes image

[U2711AZ]

http://www.aircraftaces.com

[Gilly]

Don't mean to piss on the parade but these are pretty inaccurate and 'generalised' specifications.
I've only looked at two, the Spitifire and Lancaster and neither is correct. Of the three main types of Lanc BI, BII and BIII there were a variety of engines used, this only shows merlins. Similarly the spitfire does not show the Griffon engined versions which were far quicker in both terms of speed and climb rates.

[Robotic Pope]

Maybe its not super technical in its info but I thought its pretty cool and the pictures are good. I spent some time voting for the planes I like and dislike, although I'm not sure the top ten is working right because they all have 5 stars although when you look at them some are much lower. B-25 is at number 10 but has an average vote of 1 and a half stars ??? Hey, Foz. Lets try to get the Hurricane up there. I just gave it 5 votes of 5 stars

[FOZ_1983]

Originally Posted by Robotic Pope

Maybe its not super technical in its info but I thought its pretty cool and the pictures are good. I spent some time voting for the planes I like and dislike, although I'm not sure the top ten is working right because they all have 5 stars although when you look at them some are much lower. B-25 is at number 10 but has an average vote of 1 and a half stars ??? Hey, Foz. Lets try to get the Hurricane up there. I just gave it 5 votes of 5 stars

done

haha.

[Robotic Pope]

Just gave it another 8 5* votes to take it to 100. The Hurricane now has an extra half star