What Are Some of the Amazing Details You've Noticed?

[LLv24_Zami]

I crashed landed i​n my P40 after being badly shot up by an E7 that got the jump on me. While angrily throwing my joystick back and forth I noticed that my bent right wing was moving up and down on its own. The structure of the wing was destroyed but not the control rods, my ailerons were moving my wing. Beautiful damage modeling.

 

P.S. If I figure out how, I'll upload the recording. It made me giggle like a schoolgirl when I watched about 1000 times in a row. 

Please do, would be interesting to see that.

[seafireliv]

I crashed landed i​n my P40 after being badly shot up by an E7 that got the jump on me. While angrily throwing my joystick back and forth I noticed that my bent right wing was moving up and down on its own. The structure of the wing was destroyed but not the control rods, my ailerons were moving my wing. Beautiful damage modeling.

 

P.S. If I figure out how, I'll upload the recording. It made me giggle like a schoolgirl when I watched about 1000 times in a row. 

That is certainly attention to detail!

[Monostripezebra]

the falling parts do damage:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ys7Gby33R9g

[Borax]

Yes, the barking dogs - was amazed to hear them when my plane crash-landed just near a village.

Looking at the fuel gauges in the JU-88 and Bf-110, the switches auto-change so you can see how much fuel is in each tank. I think in the Ju-88 it does it too for the fuel consumption gauge on the left, if that's what it is.

The 20mm ammo drums in the Bf-110 disappear as the GIB reloads the guns (although I didn't hear him throwing the old ones away ;-) Also, when the final drums are empty, you no longer see any rounds in them.

Amazing details really and in fairness I don't ever remember that level of micro detail before the Eastern European companies started making military sims - it was the same with Silent Hunter 3 (Romanian designers I think), Men of War etc.