OT: new World of Planes screenshots

[haitch40]

This is only the start its gamescom next week.

[FOZ_1983]

Beautiful screen shots!! Thanks for sharing.

Roll on the release of this epic title!!

[Slothboy]

I like that the cockpit perspective is set further back. It looks like it will really help visibility.

[alsevillajr]

Will this be available on console???

[vdomini]

I do have recieved a mail from gaijin giving me some link to download the real time world of planes game benchmark... does anyone launched it already?

[MACADEMIC]

Yep, it's nice...

MAC

[U2RATTLEHUM]

Simply, Sweeeeeet! Thanks great pics my friend.

[MACADEMIC]

Okay guys, stop beating a dead horse

Here's some fresh, unexpected news, and on topic.
Looks like the Korean theatre is included in World of Planes.

Some new screenshots were released on the World of Planes website today.

MAC

[flynlion]

Interesting combat reports, sounds like some of these guys coulda used a third hand (or an FO ) An old Wildcat pilot once told me about the landing gear, how you had to rotate a hand crank something like 25 times to bring the gear up. If your hand slipped it would just spin back down, possibly bashing your hand in the proccess. Pretty heavy workload in some of these old birds.

Originally Posted by MACADEMIC

Okay guys, stop beating a dead horse

Sorry for the threadjack Mac, guess I've had too much free time lately. I do like that cockpit shot of the MiG

[winny]

Originally Posted by flynlion

Interesting combat reports, sounds like some of these guys coulda used a third hand (or an FO ) An old Wildcat pilot once told me about the landing gear, how you had to rotate a hand crank something like 25 times to bring the gear up. If your hand slipped it would just spin back down, possibly bashing your hand in the proccess. Pretty heavy workload in some of these old birds.




Sorry for the threadjack Mac, guess I've had too much free time lately. I do like that cockpit shot of the MiG

They had a similar thing in the Spit MkI, seen a few quotes where the pilots could tell who was new by how much they bobbed up and down just after take off because they were pumping away at the hand crank for the gear. They called it 'porpoising' after the way porpoises swim.