DLC plane wish list...

[BACKSTABINGPRIK]

Originally Posted by play2often

hi, new to the forum (i appologize if there is allready a thread for this purpose)

just curious regarding what planes everyone wants added as dlc. Here are mine:

Bell p-39 airacobra or p-63 kingcobra (pretty much the same). Ok fighter but the soviets used them well for ground support.

Curtis p-40 warhawk

dornier 335 pfiel (german for arrow): A pretty unique plane since it has an engine and propeller at the front and back, so it's as fast as a 2-engine plane, but handles like a single-engine fighter.

Macchi 205 veltro: Better version of the macchi 202

mikoyan mig-3

gloster g.41 meteor: A british jet that was deployed 2 weeks before the me-262

feel free to add your own suggestions

ps. My name is my psn id

other planes i want added... The p-38 lightning..... A few more italian aircraft... The fiat g 55 centauro... And the reggiane re 2ooi ... The macchi mc 205 v....

[Ancient Seraph]

Maybe people should start reading previous posts before adding their own. the posts tend to get a bit repetitive..

[dazz1971]

here is a link to that story about a dh.100
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Shepherd

if you get that chance read this book good story and spooky

[FOZ_1983]

Sounds good!!

Would of maybe thought about purchasing it, but its fictional which doesnt really make it my cup of tea. But sound like a great read, cheers for the link

[blacksungregg]

P-40 should be one of the tops as it was a top allied success story. Read General Chenault's Flying Tigers.

I would say from there P-38. It was a incredible plane!

[Lexandro]

Originally Posted by dazz1971

here is a link to that story about a dh.100
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Shepherd

if you get that chance read this book good story and spooky

I read a book with the almost an identical plot from the 60's. I cant remember the name but it was about a spitfire pilot who went missing in action over the channel in '41.

Subsequently, when his former squadron was under heavy attack and heavily outnumbered, an extra plane would appear out of the sun attacking the germans and shooting them down with ease. None of the squadron could identify the planes pilot as it had no markings (other than roundrils). No german pilots could get close enough to shoot it, and it always managed to evade any attacks on it. As soon as the battle was in the RAF's favour the plane would dissapear in to the coulds and not be seen again.

The story then takes off (pardon the pun) with the "quest" of one pilot to discover if the plane was his old squadron buddy, and what really happened to him on his fateful flight.

[MorgothNL]

Originally Posted by Lexandro

I read a book with the almost an identical plot from the 60's. I cant remember the name but it was about a spitfire pilot who went missing in action over the channel in '41.

Subsequently, when his former squadron was under heavy attack and heavily outnumbered, an extra plane would appear out of the sun attacking the germans and shooting them down with ease. None of the squadron could identify the planes pilot as it had no markings (other than roundrils). No german pilots could get close enough to shoot it, and it always managed to evade any attacks on it. As soon as the battle was in the RAF's favour the plane would dissapear in to the coulds and not be seen again.

The story then takes off (pardon the pun) with the "quest" of one pilot to discover if the plane was his old squadron buddy, and what really happened to him on his fateful flight.

Pretty dumb question... but thats fiction right ? (just checking )

[Lexandro]

Technically yes. However the story was based on reports from pilots during the Battle of Britain of "unknown" RAF aircraft taking on the Germans, and somehow managing to turn the fight in the RAF's favour. At the time many pilots believed that it was either a special wing that the RAF had, or it was something "else". Many speculated it was old wingmen come back from the grave, others that it was "ghost" aircraft with no pilot seeking vengance.

Whatever the case the story was a good one, I just wish I could remember the damn name of it.

[MorgothNL]

Originally Posted by Lexandro

Technically yes. However the story was based on reports from pilots during the Battle of Britain of "unknown" RAF aircraft taking on the Germans, and somehow managing to turn the fight in the RAF's favour. At the time many pilots believed that it was either a special wing that the RAF had, or it was something "else". Many speculated it was old wingmen come back from the grave, others that it was "ghost" aircraft with no pilot seeking vengance.

Whatever the case the story was a good one, I just wish I could remember the damn name of it.

plz remember!.. im so not fond of reading... but this sounds like a nice read for me

[dazz1971]

Originally Posted by Lexandro

I read a book with the almost an identical plot from the 60's. I cant remember the name but it was about a spitfire pilot who went missing in action over the channel in '41.

Subsequently, when his former squadron was under heavy attack and heavily outnumbered, an extra plane would appear out of the sun attacking the germans and shooting them down with ease. None of the squadron could identify the planes pilot as it had no markings (other than roundrils). No german pilots could get close enough to shoot it, and it always managed to evade any attacks on it. As soon as the battle was in the RAF's favour the plane would dissapear in to the coulds and not be seen again.

The story then takes off (pardon the pun) with the "quest" of one pilot to discover if the plane was his old squadron buddy, and what really happened to him on his fateful flight.

sounds cool plz if you remember the title let me know think id like to read that mate