P51D v 109K in BoP

[FOZ_1983]

Originally Posted by Vulcan607

Before finding itself in the reflector sites of any WW2 RAF fighter as they were far superior and going down in a nice big fireball?

fixed again

[Vulcan607]

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Originally Posted by Vulcan607 View Post
Before finding itself in the reflector sites of any WW2 RAF fighter as they were far superior with there Rolls Royce Merlin sand going down in a nice big fireball?

Fixed once again in the intrests of the people.

[FOZ_1983]

Originally Posted by the greatest guy ever!! View Post
Before finding itself in the reflector sites of any WW2 RAF fighter as they were far superior with there Rolls Royce Merlin or griffon and going down in a nice big fireball?

fixed even more

[Vulcan607]

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Originally Posted by the greatest guy ever!! View Post
Before finding itself in the reflector sites of any WW2 RAF fighter as they were far superior with there Rolls Royce Merlin or griffon and brownings and Hispaniola suzias and going down in a nice big fireball?

RE:Fixed
Subject:Fixing
Dear FOZ 1983
I hope the surgested changes meet with your aproval.
Cheers
Vulcan607

[Soviet Ace]

Originally Posted by Vulcan607

Before finding itself in the reflector sites of a Spitfire and going down in a nice big fireball?

Impossible. The Yak-3 would completely out roll the Spitfire, or Hurricane anyday. Their constant need for having guns in the wings, just drops their roll rate, and the Yak could just roll or nose down into a dive without worry. Then again, the Spitfire/Hurricane would probably lose the Yak-3 due to lousy visibility in the cockpit. Unlike the Yak-3 pilot which could keep a keen eye on the Spitfire/Hurricane, due to the great visibility.

[Vulcan607]

Originally Posted by Soviet Ace

Impossible. The Yak-3 would completely out roll the Spitfire, or Hurricane anyday. Their constant need for having guns in the wings, just drops their roll rate, and the Yak could just roll or nose down into a dive without worry. Then again, the Spitfire/Hurricane would probably lose the Yak-3 due to lousy visibility in the cockpit. Unlike the Yak-3 pilot which could keep a keen eye on the Spitfire/Hurricane, due to the great visibility.

You missed the part where the Yak got shot down in a fireball.

[Ancient Seraph]

Here goes

[Vulcan607]

Originally Posted by ancient seraph

here goes

incoming!

[Soviet Ace]

Originally Posted by Vulcan607

You missed the part where the Yak got shot down in a fireball.

No I didn't. You missed the part where the Yak-3 pilot spotted the Spitfire/Hurricane before it could get a shot because of the superior visibility, and quick handling of the controls. That's why it didn't go down in a fire ball. Now on the other hand, the Spitifre/Hurricane going down in a fireball, that's more common.

@Seraph: It's all in good fun of course.

[Vulcan607]

Originally Posted by Soviet Ace

No I didn't. You missed the part where the Yak-3 pilot spotted the Spitfire/Hurricane before it could get a shot because of the superior visibility, and quick handling of the controls. That's why it didn't go down in a fire ball. Now on the other hand, the Spitifre/Hurricane going down in a fireball, that's more common.

@Seraph: It's all in good fun of course.

Er you missed the bit where Britain and the USSR were allies so this situation wouldnt occour. But if it did then R.J. Mitchels eliptical winged wonder would have won.
All in the name of fun.
Hang on didnt the Bubble cockpit Spitfire have fantastic visibility except that area covered by the Merlin