nazi info real or fiction?

[WTE_Galway]

Originally Posted by Splitter

From what I understand, however, the proper propulsion and stability systems were not available. I have only seen real evidence of very short, low level flights from American saucers.

AFAIK ... the only operational one was Canadian and by the early 60's the best it could do is get a few centimetres off the ground

This sort of ludicrous mythical "Indianna Jones" technology is more suited to a Xbox version of Crimson Skies then a serious flight sim.

[Splitter]

Originally Posted by WTE_Galway

AFAIK ... the only operational one was Canadian and by the early 60's the best it could do is get a few centimetres off the ground

This sort of ludicrous mythical "Indianna Jones" technology is more suited to a Xbox version of Crimson Skies then a serious flight sim.

I remember seeing footage of saucers with US markings hovering and going over some terrain, but I also remember most of them being tethered lol.

Agreed that for WWII technology there was never anything even close to functional and such things are better left to arcade type games.

Secret Weapons of the Luftwaffe was a great game even it didn't go as far as to include saucers lol.

Splitter