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Originally Posted by Ataros (Post 405994)

Planeset is not necessarily limited to BoM. It may cover Stalingrad 1942 or even more.

You just made my day.:P

God please make this happen. IAR-80/81 for Battle of Stalingrad.

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v2.../coolIAR81.jpg

(the page is from the book "Romanian Fighter colours 1941-1945 by Dan Melinte and Liviu Morosanu)

I forgot. Happy Easter to all of you that celebrate it this week! :)

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v2...escu2qlzl4.jpg

Originally Posted by Ataros
Planeset is not necessarily limited to BoM. It may cover Stalingrad 1942 or even more.

If I remember right the first Fw190,s came into play on this front

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Originally Posted by JG53Frankyboy (Post 405878)

IF 1C is realy focussing on winter 1941/42, i hope they will also bring a P-40B/C. Used in action at that time in the Moskau area.

+1

Love the P-40...Hmmm, and I got a warm spot for the P-39 too. I like that big gun (didn't the early exported version have the 37mm?), and I like all the slogans that the Russians painted on their P-39's. ;)

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Originally Posted by Ataros (Post 405994)

Planeset is not necessarily limited to BoM. It may cover Stalingrad 1942 or even more.

It would be kind of fun to have a decent Stalingrad map to battle over...it kind of captures the imagination. It would be fun to blow up tanks as they roll out of the tractor factory, or navigate by the grain tower...or maybe escort troop transports as they cross the Volga. Sigh...daydream of the possibility's...I love building small missions. :)

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Originally Posted by Jaws2002 (Post 406569)

You just made my day.:P

God please make this happen. IAR-80/81 for Battle of Stalingrad.

I forgot. Happy Easter to all of you that celebrate it this week! :)

so much +1

If will are a bonus map like Crimea and Odessa, will be very nice include iar80 and He112
http://www.swannysmodels.com/images/...ics/boxtop.jpg

and Leningrad Map (i insist that the Lake in the IL2 pic is too big;) = ladoga), will be nice a friday pic update of Ms406, Curtiss Hawk 75, b239 and fokker

... and with this planes, we can do maps of France and Dutchland for 1940 AirBattles:-P

Oooh! that He112 looks so perdy. When will we ever see that in the IL-2 series? Soon? No! Never? No! 2 weeks be sure? be sure my friend, be very very 2 weeks sure....

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Originally Posted by [URU]AkeR (Post 407287)

IAR80 please!!!

el focke wulf paraguayo jejejeje

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Originally Posted by JG53Frankyboy (Post 405878)

IF 1C is realy focussing on winter 1941/42, i hope they will also bring a P-40B/C. Used in action at that time in the Moskau area.

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Originally Posted by julien673 (Post 405894)

USA fans .... don t forget p51 p47 p38 etc etc :rolleyes:
I Just want my FW190 A4 whit correct gun sight ;) and some target :-P:-P

The P-40 is completely justified in this scenario: these aircraft helped supplement the regiments which had huge losses of i-15/i-16

The P-40 also performed well against BF:

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In January some 198 aircraft sorties were flown (334 flying hours) and 11 aerial engagements were conducted, in which 5 Bf-109s, 1 Ju-88, and 1 He-111 were shot down [6]. These statistics reveal a surprising fact - it turns out that the Tomahawk was fully capable of successful air combat with a Bf-109. The reports of pilots about the circumstances of the engagements confirm this fact. On 18 January 1942, Lieutenants S. V. Levin and I. P. Levsha (in pair) fought an engagement with 7 Bf-109s and shot down two of them without loss. On 22 January a flight of three aircraft led by Lieutenant E. E. Lozov engaged 13 enemy aircraft and shot down two Bf-109Es, again without loss. Altogether in January two Tomahawks were lost-one shot down by German antiaircraft artillery and only one by Messerschmitts.

http://lend-lease.airforce.ru/englis...p-40/index.htm

http://lend-lease.airforce.ru/articl...-40/126iap.jpg
Tomahawk II (AH965) of the 126 IAP flown by Lt. S.G. Ridnyi, Moscow area, December 1941

FWs, on the other hand, only appear at the end of 1942 (in russian front) as far as I know ...

:)

Modelling is much more time- and budget-consuming now than in the original series. I think only main aircraft which were in mass production will be made by the devs now. The rest will be left for 3rd parties or future special addons.