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Many wartime pictures suggest that the use of small size bombs under the wings was widespread from the P-40F onwards. On the other hand, some references suggest that small bombs were used also by P-40s in the Phlippines campaign (1941) but it's not clear what version carried them as there were both P40B/Cs and P-40Es operating together (source: Bloody Shambles vol. 1 by C. Shores)
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Will the new P-40 models have an improved DM?
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Yes, they will. At least the 3D, texture and collision boxes are much more detailled.
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So in summary, P-40 cockpits are wrong, while Bf109 ones are only ugly.
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P-40 cockpit frames are wrong AND ugly.
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So, no more one shot knocking out the engine or damaging all control surfaces
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To my opinion, the radiator and wings fuel tanks are the less protected parts. The other parts are pretty secured and well protected, actually. Macwan. |
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