Any plans for WWII after the Me262

[Captain Orso]

I would like to see ALL of the aircraft which were flying in the hundreds and thousands, between 1939 and 1945, to ALL be developed, before the development of a single, new, rare Wunderwaffe/Super-Weapon is started.

[Brigg]

I would like to see ALL of the aircraft which were flying in the hundreds and thousands, between 1939 and 1945, to ALL be developed, before the development of a single, new, rare Wunderwaffe/Super-Weapon is started.

 

Got to agree with that

[x39crazy]

Catch as catch can.

At this point I'll take all the WW2 goodness I can get.

[MegOhm_SD]

I would very much like if someone could make a P-38J/L Lightning

 

 

Got my vote on this one. Love the P38:thumbup:

[MVSokie]

I would very much like if someone could make a P-38J/L Lightning

 

 

 

+1 any P-38 has my vote.

[Captain Orso]

I don't know how the P-38 could not be done. Just about everybody wants one right now, and back then the sentiment wasn't that different.

 

P-38 Lightning, pilot 1Lt Stanley Lau of the 27th FS 1st Fighter Group

 

Just look at the smile on that face. How could you ..... wait a minute now .... :huh:

 

 

 

;)

[LeCuvier]

EDIT: Can't leave this thread without mentioning some of my favorites from the other end of the time-line ... :)

 

 

S.

 

What's that please?

[LeCuvier]

I want a Ykaovlev Yak-3

 

I'm seriously puzzled why ED isn't developing a Yak-3. This was, as far as I know, the most feared Soviet fighter in WW2 and certainly deserves to be there because it made a real impact on the outcome.

I would buy it.

[QJW]

What's that please?

 

That is without a doubt the lovely Do-335. If I remember correctly, it was one of the fastest, if not the fastest prop driven aircraft of WWII but saw very limited combat action.

 

I'm seriously puzzled why ED isn't developing a Yak-3. This was, as far as I know, the most feared Soviet fighter in WW2 and certainly deserves to be there because it made a real impact on the outcome.

I would buy it.

 

I'm really disappointed in myself because I can't remember who exactly but ED has already made some WWII Russian fighter cockpits a couple of years back and a dude posted his work on Deviant art. He also had some images of the Me 262 cockpit already completed. However this was way back so who knows if some of the work is obsolete or not but that's what I remember. I don't remember exactly though so don't quote me on it.

Edited August 18, 2016 by QJW

[QJW]

Also, we have an indy Dev team working on the ME-163 so they can get their their feet wet with all of ED's development tools before going bolder and taking on more difficult projects.

http://forums.eagle.ru/showthread.php?t=167185

[MiloMorai]

That is without a doubt the lovely Do-335. If I remember correctly, it was one of the fastest, if not the fastest prop driven aircraft of WWII but saw very limited combat action.

 

Only combat the Do335 saw was development a/c running from Allied airplanes.

 

It had a big problem with the rear engine overheating.

 

It has been said the the K-4 was chosen because of the wealth of data available so one has to question how much data is available for these oddball airplanes.

[MAD_MIKE]

How about p-63 King cobra. Why this plane is underestimated in America?

[Solty]

How about p-63 King cobra. Why this plane is underestimated in America?

Because it did nearly nothing for the US. Most of them went to USSR and the airplane was unsatisfactory as a high-altitude escort fighter which was a plane that USAAF doctrine needed for their Strategic bombing campaigns.

[MAD_MIKE]

But he have very not bad online energy style dogfight characteristics, and interesting flight model.

[Solty]

But he have very not bad online energy style dogfight characteristics, and interesting flight model.

Yes, but it is a plane that has very little significance for the US compared to the likes of P-38, P-47 and P-51 which all made a great contribution (depending on a theater)

[flare2000x]

I'd mostly like to see RAF fighters like the Typhoon, and the Mosquito FB VI.

[NineLine]

Something with more than one engine would be cool for sure, I mean with props that is :)

[Vitormouraa]

Don't know about you, but F7F or P-38 would be a dream, love prop engines, imagine twin engines..

 

BTW, congrats for 17 thousand posts and 80 points lol :D

[IronJockel]

Something with more than one engine would be cool for sure, I mean with props that is :)

 

A multi crew bomber <3

[FraserNZL]

A multi crew bomber <3

 

VEAO wI'll eventually be doing a Lancaster. It's not easy first they have to work out how the sim will use 2 prop engines that's why the mosquito and a couple of other planes are coming first before they tackle four engines.

[Brigg]

A Lancaster would be freaking awesome! And if the map did include Lincolnshire we could have Scampton and the bomber training school at Hemswell.

[MAD-MM]

I would personal hope, after release of the P-47 planes developing for the Normandy map speeds little bit up after we getting now solid base Planes to make some addition Spit from 1942 Channel fight FW-190 A3-A8 and 109 subtypes.

[Vampyre]

I would definitely love to have a twin engine or six of them... Me-410A/B Hornesse, Hs-129B-2, B-26B Marauder, He-219A Uhu, Mosquito FBVI, Beaufighter MkVI. We need more Heavy Fighters, Fighter-Bombers, Nightfighters and Level bombers to start to flesh out the WWII era. :thumbup:

[Tomsk]

Yeah twin engine heavy fighters and bombers seem the obvious thing to do in terms of new planes. It would help flesh out the theatre. And I say this as someone who only really flies single engine fighters.

[javelina1]

A B-25, plus give me the CV Hornet, and I'll give it my best 30 seconds over Tokyo...