18.01.2009, 15:35
If Oleg can give us planes that were never in WWII, then give us an alternative history to let is fly these planes in WWII - Why can't we?
You have to remember this version of the game itself is alternative history and includes "non-WWII planes"
Whatever, it doesn't really matter, I would help with the project if I wasn't on one already...
As for the engine count, we sould probobly just group the two left Jet engines as one and the two right Jet engines as one. Does it make any practical difference? They're so darn close it'd be almost impossible to damage one without damaging the other. If one engine blow's they're so close it'd destroy the other one. In that case we'd hit the max limit which is 8 engines...
This plane makes my mouth water, just sitting on the tarmac starting up those 19-foot propellers... and watching the puny little bite-sized fighters taxi while my plane eats up the entire width of the runway and the wings go over the sides... The fighters would look like small mice from the cockpit of this gargantuan monster. I can't even imagine what the payload must've been.
You have to remember this version of the game itself is alternative history and includes "non-WWII planes"
Whatever, it doesn't really matter, I would help with the project if I wasn't on one already...
As for the engine count, we sould probobly just group the two left Jet engines as one and the two right Jet engines as one. Does it make any practical difference? They're so darn close it'd be almost impossible to damage one without damaging the other. If one engine blow's they're so close it'd destroy the other one. In that case we'd hit the max limit which is 8 engines...
This plane makes my mouth water, just sitting on the tarmac starting up those 19-foot propellers... and watching the puny little bite-sized fighters taxi while my plane eats up the entire width of the runway and the wings go over the sides... The fighters would look like small mice from the cockpit of this gargantuan monster. I can't even imagine what the payload must've been.