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Interesting suggestions.
However, I'm not sure about which planes all have flares... but I know, that at least the Letov biplane has.
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The Swordfish has flares as well IIRC..
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Probably is silly, but can TD include Freetrack support? Just include a freetrack=1 and use the FreeTrackClient.dll instead of Trackir or 1C can't include any other device that is not TrackIR? (please avoid any comment that it works right now, I know...)
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Will we ever see Mark II GGS gyro gunsight in later model Spitfires ? Not to mention Griffon powered ones...?
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I would really like to fly in a Z.1007bis!
I remember there was a cockpit made by someone ... somewhere ... It's a real beauty; today I tried to fly it on externals only, and it seems a good performer, and quite fast for a bomber. And it's very cool looking. Some pictures: ![]() ![]() ![]() And a great video here, where you can see nice footages of Z.1007 in action (even if made for propaganda...) Gunners firing, etc etc... Cheers Rick |
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Strange because OLEG MADDOX not put in CoD the CANT1007 bis?
this airplane bomber go to belgium whit the: this is CAI in battle of brittain Aircraft Fiat CR.42 of 18° Gruppo, 56° Stormo. The Italian CR.42 was a manoeuvrable and fast biplane fighter. Despite its good manoeuvrability and speed (440+ km/h) it was technically outclassed by the faster Hurricane and Spitfire of the British Royal Air Force. Fiat G.50 of 20° Gruppo, 56° Stormo. The Italian G.50 monoplane fighter was restricted by its range of 400 miles (640 km) (roughly the same as that of Bf 109E models used by the Luftwaffe) and the lack of a radio unit in most participating aircraft. Fiat BR.20 bombers of 13° and 43° Stormo. The Italian BR.20 was a twin engined bomber capable of carrying 1600 kg (3,528 lb) of bombs. Supporting aircraft included five CANT Z.1007 used for reconnaissance and Caproni Ca.133 transport planes. this is Caproni Ca.133
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I'd be grateful if we could see TD develop:
1. The B-26 2. The Martin Marauder 3. The "Widowmaker" 4. The "Flying Prostitute" 5. A U.S. Medium Bomber that isn't already in the game and isn't an A-26. 6. A Medium Bomber that wasn't built by Northrop-Grumman (or whatever conglomeration they are now). Thank you and keep up the outstanding work. |
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At least all Bf109 have, and I believe that almost all early allied airplanes also do. On the 109 in particular, flares are the special motive behind the triangle slider. Anyway, this is just a wild sugestion, I will be really happy with just having this as a pathfinder weapon. The mosquito was the main user of this. But germans used something similar, with incendiary bombs dropped by KG100 on England, KG100 being a special unit radio guided over the target. The radio vectoring we allready have, but the incendiary bombas aren't there. |
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Any plane has flares if you carry a flare gun or parachute flares with you.
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