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I think catapult-launched Hurricanes were common for the North Sea convoys (although it was a one-way trip for them!). But you're right about the battleship launched planes, not too sure about US ships, but King George V battleships carried the as yet un-modeled Supermarine Walrus.
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Well, we won't get the Walrus, as that is a Cliffs of Dover model and TD cannot use it, sadly.
THe Curtiss SOC served the USN throughout the war, even as it's replacement, the Kingfisher monoplane came on the scene.
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Thinking about the idea as a whole though, I've started thinking that it's a bit gimmicky. As much as I'd like the feature, the missions it'd be used for would be a bit repetative... |
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It would be nice to see another flyable seaplane, particularly if it could be catapult launched.
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If we do go down the road of catapult-launched aircraft, maybe a new ship?
![]() Japanese I-400 class submarine Would involve modelling of the Aichi M6A Seiran to go with it, but could make for some interesting alternate history missions in Pacific theatre... Last edited by Bat*21; 07-14-2011 at 05:29 PM. |
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The I 400s were not the only IJN submarines that deployed seaplanes.
The Kugisho E14Y Glen was carried on the smaller seaplane launching subs and was the only Axis aircraft to bomb the continental United States, though the attack was ineffective.
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True, but the I-400 would be the one I'd like to see in the sim.
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