21.12.2009, 06:55
Suddenly, a voice vith a german accent shouted:
"Hey Tommies, where are your Meteors?"
:roll:
"Hey Tommies, where are your Meteors?"
:roll:
What about RAF jets?
21.12.2009, 06:58
Well meteor not quite but here's an RAF jet being worked on by the Aviator Mod Team.
![[Image: white1b.jpg]](http://img21.imageshack.us/img21/9210/white1b.jpg)
Importing into game and testing various shadings etc... please note this picture is old and for those who don't recognise it it is a Hawker Hunter.
Importing into game and testing various shadings etc... please note this picture is old and for those who don't recognise it it is a Hawker Hunter.
21.12.2009, 07:22
This is good but I think Meteor or Vampire would be better.Anyway I'm looking forward to this.
21.12.2009, 08:45
RAF662 is working on a vampire.
21.12.2009, 09:07
F22-Raptor-2006 Wrote:Please note this picture is old and for those who don't recognise it it is a Hawker Hunter.
That's why we need a new one! :lol:
Mr. Jolly was working on a Meteor, and Deutschmark said that they were "in the process of working it out."
(The link is inoperative)
21.12.2009, 09:40
*high pitched girly squeal* eeeeeeee a hunter! I love you guys!
As for a meteor, I'm not sure about that, I can't remember. But I do know that RAF magpie has a brilliant looking DH Vampire under construction right now as well.
--edited for my stupidity--
Ah yes, so they did. Thank you for the link, mate
As for a meteor, I'm not sure about that, I can't remember. But I do know that RAF magpie has a brilliant looking DH Vampire under construction right now as well.
--edited for my stupidity--
Ah yes, so they did. Thank you for the link, mate
21.12.2009, 10:32
I'm pretty sure you'll see a Meteor soon. I won't say anymore at this time.
21.12.2009, 11:30
BBury Wrote:I'm pretty sure you'll see a Meteor soon. I won't say anymore at this time.
mega-LOL (I request a LOL Mod... make it more ROTFLOL...)
okay... sorry... do not take this personally ... please (
)->> if I got a penny for every time I read that sentence about Mods not appearing "soon" (how soon is now? - anyone remembers that song? comes to my mind all the time I read this) or "at all"... I could single handedly buy me a real Meteor.
can you surprise me?
sorry - I just could not resist
21.12.2009, 12:45
Hawker Hunter! That's some good news! Can't wait to paint that one into swedish colours
21.12.2009, 13:26
vampire_pilot Wrote:BBury Wrote:I'm pretty sure you'll see a Meteor soon. I won't say anymore at this time.
mega-LOL (I request a LOL Mod... make it more ROTFLOL...)
okay... sorry... do not take this personally ... please (
->> if I got a penny for every time I read that sentence about Mods not appearing "soon" (how soon is now? - anyone remembers that song? comes to my mind all the time I read this) or "at all"... I could single handedly buy me a real Meteor.
can you surprise me?
sorry - I just could not resist
2 weeks, be sure
21.12.2009, 16:22
I'm not sure but I remember reading somewhere that the Meteor actually saw some combat towards the end of WWII. It never got a chance to tangle with the 262, but they did put the effort in.
21.12.2009, 16:43
love to have a meteor . but a Hawker Hunter is nice . love to see them as a kid . the BLACK ARROWS in the 1950 s and then the till the 1960 s then the BLUE DIAMONDS .
24.12.2009, 06:16
TY for your replies!
25.12.2009, 00:27
In the IL-2 Game scenario of 1945...
The Americans have the P-80 "Shooting Star"
The Germans have the Me-262 "Schwalbe"
The British have... have... Zippi-dy-Do-Dah !
At least that is what IL-2-1946 looks like without a British "Meteor"
What was Oleg thinking of at the time he put out Il-2 1946? Everyone got Jets except the British , and
the Japanese. Those guys had already a few Nakajima "Kikka" ready to fly.
True, The Meteor did see some action in 1945, but not against the Me-262.
True, The Americans came in too late with the P-80, but the jets did arrive in Europe, but the war was over in a few days time.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
BRITISH
Operational jet aircraft
Gloster Meteor - First operational Allied fighter jet, entered Service July 27, 1944.
De Havilland Vampire - production aircraft entering service in April 1945.
United States
Lockheed P-80 Shooting Star - in early 1945 it became the first operational jet fighter used by the United States Army Air Forces
Soviet Union
Mikoyan-Gurevich MiG-9 - First flew April 24, 1946. First true Russian turbojet.
Yakovlev Yak-15 - First flew April 24, 1946.
Germany
Messerschmitt Me 262 - the world's first jet-powered fighter aircraft to enter operations.
Heinkel He 162 - second jet engined fighter aircraft to serve with the Luftwaffe
Arado Ar 234 - the world's first operational jet-powered bomber and reconnaissance aircraft.
Japan
Nakajima J9Y KIKKA - Turbojet Interceptor
The Americans have the P-80 "Shooting Star"
The Germans have the Me-262 "Schwalbe"
The British have... have... Zippi-dy-Do-Dah !
At least that is what IL-2-1946 looks like without a British "Meteor"
What was Oleg thinking of at the time he put out Il-2 1946? Everyone got Jets except the British , and
the Japanese. Those guys had already a few Nakajima "Kikka" ready to fly.
True, The Meteor did see some action in 1945, but not against the Me-262.
True, The Americans came in too late with the P-80, but the jets did arrive in Europe, but the war was over in a few days time.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
BRITISH
Operational jet aircraft
Gloster Meteor - First operational Allied fighter jet, entered Service July 27, 1944.
De Havilland Vampire - production aircraft entering service in April 1945.
United States
Lockheed P-80 Shooting Star - in early 1945 it became the first operational jet fighter used by the United States Army Air Forces
Soviet Union
Mikoyan-Gurevich MiG-9 - First flew April 24, 1946. First true Russian turbojet.
Yakovlev Yak-15 - First flew April 24, 1946.
Germany
Messerschmitt Me 262 - the world's first jet-powered fighter aircraft to enter operations.
Heinkel He 162 - second jet engined fighter aircraft to serve with the Luftwaffe
Arado Ar 234 - the world's first operational jet-powered bomber and reconnaissance aircraft.
Japan
Nakajima J9Y KIKKA - Turbojet Interceptor
25.12.2009, 08:31
max_thehitman Wrote:In the IL-2 Game scenario of 1945...
The Americans have the P-80 "Shooting Star"
The Germans have the Me-262 "Schwalbe"
The British have... have... Zippi-dy-Do-Dah !
At least that is what IL-2-1946 looks like without a British "Meteor"
What was Oleg thinking of at the time he put out Il-2 1946? Everyone got Jets except the British , and
the Japanese. Those guys had already a few Nakajima "Kikka" ready to fly.
True, The Meteor did see some action in 1945, but not against the Me-262.
True, The Americans came in too late with the P-80, but the jets did arrive in Europe, but the war was over in a few days time.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
BRITISH
Operational jet aircraft
Gloster Meteor - First operational Allied fighter jet, entered Service July 27, 1944.
De Havilland Vampire - production aircraft entering service in April 1945.
United States
Lockheed P-80 Shooting Star - in early 1945 it became the first operational jet fighter used by the United States Army Air Forces
Soviet Union
Mikoyan-Gurevich MiG-9 - First flew April 24, 1946. First true Russian turbojet.
Yakovlev Yak-15 - First flew April 24, 1946.
Germany
Messerschmitt Me 262 - the world's first jet-powered fighter aircraft to enter operations.
Heinkel He 162 - second jet engined fighter aircraft to serve with the Luftwaffe
Arado Ar 234 - the world's first operational jet-powered bomber and reconnaissance aircraft.
Japan
Nakajima J9Y KIKKA - Turbojet Interceptor
The Meteors were used to intercept V1 rockets. The British did not want to send them across the channel because they did not want to risk losing one to the enemy, so they were used as "homeland Defence" interceptors. They did eventually end up on main land Europe right at the very end of the war.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gloster_Meteor
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