Guess the aircraft - Friday Update 01/07/11

[carguy_]

So it`s a Lavochkin La-5. Good news. Means there also will be a 109Gustav > : )

[VO101_Tom]

Originally Posted by carguy_

So it`s a Lavochkin La-5. Good news. Means there also will be a 109Gustav > : )

And Fw190?

[BGs_Ricky]

Originally Posted by VO101_Tom

And Fw190?

I they are planning the battle of Stalingrad after Moscow, we won't be seeing the FW-190 as there were none at Stalingrad.... (first 190 in September '42 with I/JG51 over Leningrad front, then with the rest of JG51 and JG 54 over Northern/Central sector).

[VO101_Tom]

Originally Posted by BGs_Ricky

I they are planning the battle of Stalingrad after Moscow, we won't be seeing the FW-190 as there were none at Stalingrad.... (first 190 in September '42 with I/JG51 over Leningrad front, then with the rest of JG51 and JG 54 over Northern/Central sector).

Thats true, this depend on the fact that battles are done with a filtered planeset, or periods...? Or on the current map, 2-3 types selected by chance?

[Feathered_IV]

Originally Posted by carguy_

So it`s a Lavochkin La-5. Good news. Means there also will be a 109Gustav > : )

Originally Posted by VO101_Tom

And Fw190?

No. The usual way is that they introduce a type that is out of sequence like this, then leave you frustrated and hanging on for an indefinite period until they fill the gaps and make the original aircraft relevant.

[carguy_]

Originally Posted by Feathered_IV

No. The usual way is that they introduce a type that is out of sequence like this, then leave you frustrated and hanging on for an indefinite period until they fill the gaps and make the original aircraft relevant.

Frustrated? Naaah. Red boys get frustrated having crap yaks, Focke boys get frustrated cuz of no plane but Messerschmitt boys still got their Friedrich - a more potent T&B fighter too. No worries

[baronWastelan]

The Boeing Company owns North American so good luck getting the F-86 without license problems. Same with the Skyraider since Boeing owns Douglas.