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- jesims - 06.05.2009
cool post! very interesting!
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- simulation11 - 13.05.2009
Great job. thanks for sharing.
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- Warbird_242 - 18.05.2009
How about the Gloster Meteor?
I'm sorry I dont really have any pics... a google search will turn up plenty. I'd think when the YP-80 and MIG-15 are included the Meteor of RAF fame would be a welcome addition to most enthusiast's hangar!
Anyone else think that's a good idea???
- Radoye - 18.05.2009
I believe the Meteor is in the works already...
- Chaoic16 - 18.05.2009
Finally, I am done with my final exam from an university and moving to other place (packed and unpacked my stuff) which is why I wasn't in this forum for over a month. I am going to start adding aircraft information given by each of you into the list slowly, small step a time while I am stil settling down for the summer.
It is good to be back everyone!
Chaoic out...
- Guest - 19.05.2009
Chaoic16 Wrote:Finally, I am done with my final exam from an university and moving to other place (packed and unpacked my stuff) which is why I wasn't in this forum for over a month. I am going to start adding aircraft information given by each of you into the list slowly, small step a time while I am stil settling down for the summer.
It is good to be back everyone!
Chaoic out...
Welcome back m8 :wink:
- Chaoic16 - 19.05.2009
philip.ed Wrote:Chaoic16 Wrote:Finally, I am done with my final exam from an university and moving to other place (packed and unpacked my stuff) which is why I wasn't in this forum for over a month. I am going to start adding aircraft information given by each of you into the list slowly, small step a time while I am stil settling down for the summer.
It is good to be back everyone!
Chaoic out...
Welcome back m8 :wink:
Thank you for the warmth welcome.
And oh yeah, I have completed fixing and updating both version of axis historical and an alternative historical (expeirmental and 'what if') aircraft list. Tomorrow I will update an allied version of aircraft request library.
8)
Chaoic out...
- patton521 - 20.05.2009
A nice addtion to IL-2 would be the Hawker Tempest.
Specification: Hawker Tempest Mk V
1 Napier Saber IIA H-type rated at 2,180hp
Performance: Maximum speed, 426 mph (686 km/h) at 18,500ft
Cruising Speed:391 mph (629 kh/m) at 18,800ft
Rate of climb: 4,700 per minute(climb to 20,000ft in 6 minutes 6 seconds)
Range: With drop tanks 1,300 miles. With standard fuel 820.
Armament: 4 20mm Hispano cannons in the wings. Bombload: two 1,000 or 500lb bombs. Other: 8 60lb HVAR rockets.
Dimensions: Wingspan 41ft; length 33ft 8 in; height 16ft 1 in; wing area 302.00 sq ft.
Referance: Aircraft Anatomy of World War II
Technical Drawings of Key Aircraft 1939-1945
- rossmum - 20.05.2009
Um... we have the Tempy Mk.V in the game already, mate, it was one of the official planes...
- patton521 - 20.05.2009
rossmum Wrote:Um... we have the Tempy Mk.V in the game already, mate, it was one of the official planes...Is it? Hum guess I have to look closer.
- patton521 - 20.05.2009
Well what about the Tempest Mk II?
- Guest - 20.05.2009
Chaoic16 Wrote:philip.ed Wrote:Chaoic16 Wrote:Finally, I am done with my final exam from an university and moving to other place (packed and unpacked my stuff) which is why I wasn't in this forum for over a month. I am going to start adding aircraft information given by each of you into the list slowly, small step a time while I am stil settling down for the summer.
It is good to be back everyone!
Chaoic out...
Welcome back m8 :wink:
Thank you for the warmth welcome.
And oh yeah, I have completed fixing and updating both version of axis historical and an alternative historical (expeirmental and 'what if') aircraft list. Tomorrow I will update an allied version of aircraft request library.
8)
Chaoic out...
Looking forward to the updates 8)
Re: Swedish FFVS J-22 - Chaoic16 - 21.05.2009
psychobob Wrote:I did a search on the site and could not find mention of this a/c. I thought it was interesting, as it was developed in 1942 and used into the 1950's.
Info. here:
http://www.ipmsstockholm.org/magazine/2 ... mo_j22.htm
Added to the list under Sweden nation, check them and see if I got everything right. I also added my own small research information, including blueprint along with your information since this aircraft look very interesting.
Chaoic out...
- Chaoic16 - 21.05.2009
rossmum Wrote:Here's one for the frankenplaners - the Spiteful and Seafang. Now we have the Spit XIV, it shouldn't take all that much work, really... the early protoypes was more or less just a XIV fuselage on a new wing.
Supermarine Spiteful RB515 (e/ this was the first production, not the prototype - my bad)
http://1000aircraftphotos.com/APS/2918L.jpg
http://www.aviastar.org/pictures/englan ... eful_1.jpg
NN660, first prototype w/ Mk.XIV fuselage
http://www.ipmsstockholm.org/magazine/2 ... ire_01.jpg
Seafang
http://www.airwar.ru/image/idop/fww2/se ... fang-2.jpg
Scale drawing (production variant with extended carby intake)
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/c ... iteful.png (copy and paste it, the exclamation mark breaks the parse)
Spiteful/Seafang is already WIP, check them at (The link is inoperative) and if you have any more requests, keep bring them here, along with information, data, background, and blueprints.
Chaoic out...
- Chaoic16 - 21.05.2009
Aymar_Mauri Wrote:The first info might be more curiosity than anything else. The A-36 and the P-51H should be the real proposals for a new plane. I don't have much information but this might help:
P-51/Mustang I & IA * A36 * P51A/Mustang II
http://img262.imageshack.us/img262/2892/squadronsignalnorthamer.jpg
http://img222.imageshack.us/img222/2892/squadronsignalnorthamer.jpg
http://img262.imageshack.us/img262/2208/squadronsignalnorthamerb.jpg
http://img244.imageshack.us/img244/2892/squadronsignalnorthamer.jpg
http://img530.imageshack.us/img530/2892/squadronsignalnorthamer.jpg
http://img512.imageshack.us/img512/2892/squadronsignalnorthamer.jpg
P-51H
http://img201.imageshack.us/img201/7576/squadronsignalnorthamerm.jpg
http://img394.imageshack.us/img394/8510/squadronsignalnorthamert.jpg
http://img525.imageshack.us/img525/4367/squadronsignalnorthamerw.jpg
I can also find some info and diagrams on the F4U4 and F4U5 if necessary.
These aircraft is WIP at viewtopic.php?t=12981 and if you have any further requests for different aircraft, keep requesting and bring information here.
Chaoic out...