What planes would you like added?

[Tavingon]

[scott_fitz96]

Although they didn't come into mass-production until '41, I would still love to see at least a prototype of the AVRO LANCASTER!

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Won't let me copy-paste a picture, so I'll leave you to imagine the awesomeness for yourself

Tally-ho,
Scott.

[Walshy]

For me I'd love to see more Italian planes for the blue side, if talking about hypothetical future scenarios for the med/north africa desert campaigns I'd love to see the Breda Ba.65, there's a lovely model for FS9, with a gorgeous virtual cockpit, on the Sim Out House website that can be ported over to FSX. I would also love to the se Caproni Ca.310, Savoia-Marchetti SM.79 and the CANT Z.1007. For the above scenario these planes are esential.



the CANT Z.1007




the SM.79

and



the Ba.65

[Kongo-Otto]

Well i'm a Night Fighter fan so i would love to see this planes added:
BF 110G-4


JU 88G-6


and off course the Opponents:
Short Stirling


Handley-Page Halifax


and of course the Avro Manchester/Lancaster, Armstrong Whitworth Whitley, Handley Page Hampden.

[Tavingon]

[ATAG_Doc]

[Vierzinger]

This is really hard.

Personally I hate crap a/c (read: pre 1942), and I love carrier missions (from the time when they replaced the Wildcat).

To add to the period we could use a couple of French aircrafts (Dewoitine D. 520 (only 50 served during the battle of France) & Morane) and a map based on current Channel map to the north and to the east so we can simulate the battle of France. Most of the aircrafts are allready there.

If we want to go forward we should think about the British strikes into the occupied France: We should get the Whirlwind Mk. I (with the notoriously unreliable perigrine engines), the Spitfire Mk. IIb, Vb, Beaufighter Mk. Ic and Fw190A-1 and A-2 and the Bf109F-2, F-2B, F-4, F-4B.


Whirlwind Mk. I

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6idJ3tF00Og

If we are going East we need the Rata (I-16), I-153, MIG-3.


But irt would be nice if reliability issues on the aircrafts was modelled as well.

Maybe we should as for a "Reliability issue off" in the Realisme settings

[Timberwolf]

Originally Posted by scott_fitz96

Although they didn't come into mass-production until '41, I would still love to see at least a prototype of the AVRO LANCASTER!

...

Won't let me copy-paste a picture, so I'll leave you to imagine the awesomeness for yourself

Tally-ho,
Scott.

If they ever do I own the Lancaster MK X flight control manual and pilots notes from 1942 BTW there's only 2 still flying in the world I'm lucky to see one flying over my house every summer