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Old 07-09-10, 12:22 PM   #2701
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You mean the one that Skybird had for lunch?
You seen Skybird lately?

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Old 07-15-10, 05:38 PM   #2702
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Ok...so, the Spitfire was supposed to be more forgiving than the 109...right?

So, why is it when I stall in a 109 it's a much easier to deal with experience than in a Spitfire.
Take the following example:



I am on the verge of stalling (slats open, wing vortices on) but she continues to climb quite comfortably and only when I started knocking on 8000m did she start to dip a wing.
If I had tried this in a Spitfire I would have stalled and wound up in a flat spin before you could say "any idiot could fly a Spitfire".

Gaaah...this had better be something that is EXTENSIVELY looked at in Storm of War...
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Old 07-16-10, 11:35 PM   #2703
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Seeing as how I haven't posted much of anything lately (because of work) I'll fix that right now.

A true classic image if I do say.

A very pissed Italian pilot glares at the camera.

RN Seafires prepare for another sortie over Iwo.





A Komet climbs to intercept a flight of B-17s attempting to bomb Berlin in late '44

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Old 07-17-10, 11:01 AM   #2704
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Dammit...almost managed to land it!


Glitch - NUCFLASH


Geno-Mariners invincible MiG...
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Old 07-17-10, 11:09 AM   #2705
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And now for my screencaps of tonight's flight


Huzzah, I succeeded in taking off with a MiG!


My invincible MiG after Oberon attempted to smite it (wow IL2 loves Glitches), eventually the flaps got ripped out in a dive and I ended up in the water
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Old 07-17-10, 11:46 AM   #2706
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Those were your ailerons, not your flaps.... and the rudder.
Time to bail I would say.

@Oberon
That must be the most shot up plane, that's still flying, that I've ever seen in Il2.
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Old 07-17-10, 12:01 PM   #2707
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That too XD
Yeah I bailed but I think I got killed anyway...
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Old 07-28-10, 10:29 AM   #2708
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After months of searching, I've finally found my copy of IL2 again

Strafing run in a P-51


Just after takeoff on a misty morning


And returning from showing der russkies how we do it in Frankfurt!
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Old 08-03-10, 11:16 AM   #2709
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Over Iceland


Over the Atlantic, leaving behind the clouds and turbulence



Aproaching the Scottisch coast




On final aproach




5 hours and 15 minutes later...

.. somehow still in one piece.
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Old 08-03-10, 11:31 AM   #2710
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FSX I presume?

Scottisch coast?

Was this guy the pilot?



Good flying though, I look forward to doing a spot of freeflight once I get my new joystick. Not quite sure I'd manage five and a quarter hours though
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Old 08-03-10, 12:07 PM   #2711
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FSX it is. Sean was the welcoming party at Edinburgh. That's as close as he's going to get to ma Baron.


It kept me occupied while I still have the energy to think. I'd rather focus on flying a plane than anything else at the moment.

Did some 8-9 hour flights with 747 in the past; that is really too much.
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Old 08-03-10, 01:08 PM   #2712
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FSX it is. Sean was the welcoming party at Edinburgh. That's as close as he's going to get to ma Baron.


It kept me occupied while I still have the energy to think. I'd rather focus on flying a plane than anything else at the moment.

Did some 8-9 hour flights with 747 in the past; that is really too much.
Yeah, thinking too much is not something you want to do in the circumstances, so whatever you can do to take your mind off things the better.

I drove a little J-15 from Marks Tey to Sudbury earlier and then came unstuck when I found there was no way to reverse around the train at Sudbury But it was relaxing and my mind was focusing on the road ahead and not the gap behind.

Has your Baron got a well stocked drinks cabinet? If not then I think Sir Sean would probably not bother with it anyway
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Old 08-03-10, 02:02 PM   #2713
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On approach to land at Isle of Man.
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Old 08-04-10, 05:57 AM   #2714
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Has your Baron got a well stocked drinks cabinet? If not then I think Sir Sean would probably not bother with it anyway
It was when I took off... can't remember much after that.
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Old 08-04-10, 06:35 AM   #2715
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It was when I took off... can't remember much after that.
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