[Radoye]

Yeah but the difference is - the bubble top Spitfires really did fly, and in numbers. This is just some modeler's pipe dream, even Lerche is more historical than this, at least it existed on paper.

But, speaking of interesting bubble top versions, here's one that really flew, Swiss modification of MS.406 - the D-3800 - and it's bubble top derivative D-3803 (one prototype built):

[RealDarko]

I know Will like to know how to mod this thing myself. Infortunately I don't

[RealDarko]

[Trooper117]

Not for me thanks.. only interested in WWII aircraft that actualy saw combat service, and this game is devoid of so many of the real workhorses that took part in many major air campaigns and battles.

[RealDarko]

As with other mods, you don't need to download If you're not interested. Can't understand where's the problem

[Tesla]

As with other mods, you don't need to download If you're not interested.

Quoted for truth.

[Trooper117]

And as in any open forum, when you put these ideas forward you don't only get sycophantic replys to your wishes, but good honest opinions to the contrary as well..
I certainly don't have any kind of problem, but if the problem is at your end because you don't like to hear another person has views that don't agree with yours, then don't post up..
Simples..

[Guest]

Photo of the D-3803:



A bubble top Bf 109 known as th Bf 109 V21:



One of my personal favorites, a bubble top Warhawk called the XP-40Q:



Bubble top Corsair development known as the F2G Super Corsair: