I was right, a British destroyer for escorting convoys.

My vote is for the Tribal class destroyer. That would span the gap from pre-WWII up to the Korean War in Commonwealth service.

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedi..._Ontario_1.jpg

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tribal_...estroyer_(1936)

Huh! I'm talking about something to attack with bombs mate, not something for all the Luftwhiners to attack.:rolleyes:

second to that:grin:

Realistic gun sounds please !!!

It's the japanese vervions of our MGs.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fFDVY...feature=fvwrel

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8eKc1...feature=fvwrel

sure, we dont know if THIS ship is Luthier's mentioned.
But can you identify the type ? At least its no Hunt class Escort DD....

Lots of credible references were being posted here when the thing got bugged.

The historical rate of pitch change is between 1 and 3 degrees per second, depending on the installation (a document i saw here explained that it worked faster on Fw-190s) and the load on the engine.

According to a link posted by another forum member (http://marseillegruppe.com/foro/view...f328cb9d3b84f4) the 109 should be able to have about 1.5 degrees per second of pitch change while the pitch control is held.

One degree corresponds to 10 minutes on the little clock-like instrument, so for our 109 the clock hands should rotate 15 minutes for every second the player holds the control deflected. In other words, a full hour (6 degrees of pitch) on the clock in four seconds.

Ok Luthier see you in a year....

I wonder if the revamped sound will include new British ground controller voices? The current one winds me up something shocking! (Did they really sound like that?!)


Also notice the terrain background in the British ship pic has hedgerows and decent tree placement ;)

Bit harsh Tvrdi,I would have said 10-11 months...