Vishnu Posted May 24, 2022 Posted May 24, 2022 (edited) Spoiler Certainly a lot of options here for future WWI and WWII aircraft.? Please ignore the “fantasy” aircraft and jets. Spoiler There. Happy? 0 YB-49 (Northrop jet-powered heavy bomber Flying-wing –Mod frankenplane for now) A-1H (Douglas Skyraider) A-1H_Tanker A-1J A-7A (Vought A-7 Corsair II) A-7B A-7D A-7E A-20 (Boston MkIII ) A-20 (Boston MkIII-S ) A-20C A-20C_RKKA_E_NW A-20C_RKKA_NW A-20DB7 (Boston MK.II) A-20G A-20G_RKKA A-20G_RKKA_NW A-20G_RKKF A-20G1 A-20Gussr A-20H A-20 H rockets A-20N A-24B_Banshee A-26 (Douglas A-26 Invader) A-26 B A-26 C A-26 K A5M4 (WW2 Japan fighter - Allied codename Claude) A6M-11 (WW2 Japan Navy fighter - Allied codename Zero/Zeke) A6M2 (WW2 Japan fighter - Allied codename Zero/Zeke) A6M2K - Zero trainer A6M-21 A6M-21Late A6M-21LateFM A6M-21LateRFM A6M-21RFM A6M-22 A6M2-21 A6M2-21_FB A6M2-21_Late A6M2-21_Late_FieldMod A6M-22Kai A6M-22-Ko A6M-22-KoRFM A6M-22RFM A6M2-N (Rufe - Zero Seaplane) A6M3 A6M-32 A6M3-22 Kai - with 30mm Type-2 cannons A6M-32FM A6M-32RFM A6M3-32 A6M3-32kai A6M3a-22ko A6M5 (WW2 Japan fighter - Allied codename Zero/Zeke) A6M-52 A6M-52Early A6M-52-Hei A6M-52-Ko A6M-52NF A6M-52-Otsu A6M-54 A6M5a A6M5b A6M5c A6M5Kamikaze (Special mod for Kamikazi missions) A6M6 A6M-62 A6M-63 A6M6-53 A6M7_Model62 A6M7_Model63 A6M8 A6M-N A6M-NLate Aero_A101 (Papagayo-biplane-1937) AC-47 (Douglas - Spooky gunship) AC-47 (New 2013 - 3d upgrade - Douglas Spooky gunship) AD-4 AH1 (Cobra Helicopter) Albatros D.III (WW1 German fighter) Albatros D.Va (WW1 German fighter) AirCobra1 (Bell Aircobra 1 WW2 fighter) AEG C.IV (WW1 German bomber) AEG C.IV-N (WW1 German bomber) AN_2 Ar-196A-3 Ar-196T0 Ar-234B-2 (Blitz - German jet bomber) Ar-234B-2NJ (Blitz - Nightfighter with Radar antennas+heavy guns) Ar-234C-2 (Blitz - Special 4 jet-engines) AS-TBR (1950s/60s 'what if' antisub/ship/attack turbo prop) Autogyro (also known as gyroplane, gyrocopter, or rotaplane) AT-802 (Air Tractor 2008 Modern crop-duster+fighter) AvengerMkIII Aviatik (WW1 German aircraft) Avia B-135 (WW2 fighter) AviaB534 AviaB534R AviaBk534 Avia Bk-534 (Naval version with hook) AviaBk534Sea AviaS199 (Named Mezek/Mule) Avia B-71 (Ww2 medium bomber) B-17D (WW2 Flying Fortress) B-17E B-17F B-17G B-17Gmod B-17J B-239 (WW2 Brewster Buffalo) B-24D (Liberator - WW2 bomber) B-24D (Liberator GR.V rocket armed) B-24J B-24J-100-CF B-24GRV B-25A (WW2 Mitchell bomber/attack) B-25A_Late B-25B B-25B_Raiders B-25C_RKKA B-25C-25NA B-25Civil B-25D_RKKA B-25D-20NC B-25D-5NC B-25G-1NA B-25H-1NA B-25J_RKKA B-25J-15NA B-25J-1NA B-25J-22NA B-25TS B-25TSstub B-25 Smuggler (Special VIP passenger carrying aircraft) B-25 Stubbs (Special VIP passenger carrying aircraft) B-26B (WW2 Marauder ) B-26C B-26K B-29 (WW2 USA bomber - Superfortress) B-29-SP (Silver Plate- Special Atomic bomb bomber) B-29 F-13 / RB-29 (High-altitude Recon/Spy plane version) B-29 KJ-1 (KongJing-1 Airborne Early Warning [AEW] system) B47 (Boeing Stratojet – Mod frankenplane) B-52 (Boeing Stratofortress – Mod frankenplane) B4Y-1 (WW2 Japan - Allied codename Jean) B5N2 (WW2 Japan - Allied codename Kate) B6N2 Ba65A80ArconeL (Breda Italian Aircraft) Ba65K14ArconeL (Breda Italian Aircraft) Ba65A80TurretM (Breda Italian Aircraft) Ba65K14TurretM (Breda Italian Aircraft) Ba65A80Monoplace (Breda Italian Aircraft) Ba65K14Monoplace (Breda Italian Aircraft) Ba65K14BiplaceEarly (Breda Italian Aircraft) B.E.2C (WW1 allied recon/bomber fighter) BeaufighterMk21 BeaufighterMkI BeaufighterMkIF BeaufighterMkX Bell47 (Helicopter) Bell47AI (Helicopter) Bf-109B-1 (German WW2 fighter aircraft – B = Berta) Bf-109B-2 BF-109C1 (German WW2 fighter aircraft – C = Clara/Caesar) Bf-109D-1 (German WW2 fighter aircraft – D = Dora) Bf-109D-1Late Bf-109E-1 (German WW2 fighter aircraft – E = Emil) Bf-109E-1/B Bf-109E-1_Early Bf-109E-3 Bf-109E-3/B Bf-109E-3FR Bf-109E-4 Bf-109E-4/B Bf-109E-4_BoB Bf-109E-4_Trop Bf-109E-4N Bf-109E-5 Bf-109E-5/Trop Bf-109E-6 Bf-109E-6/Trop Bf-109E-7 Bf-109E-7N Bf-109E-7N_Trop Bf-109E-7Z Bf-109F-0 (German WW2 fighter aircraft – F=Franz/Friedrich) Bf-109F-1 Bf-109F-1NW Bf-109F-2 Bf-109F-2/B Bf-109F-2/B_Trop Bf-109F-2_Trop Bf-109F-2_U1_DZZMod Bf-109F-2B BF-109F2orig Bf-109F-2trop Bf-109F-2U Bf-109F-3 Bf-109F-4 Bf-109F-4/B Bf-109F-4/B_Trop Bf-109F-4/R1 BF-109F-4_1.3A Bf-109F-4_Trop Bf-109F-4B Bf-109F-4MSTL Bf-109F-4trop Bf-109F-4Z Bf-109F-5 Bf-109F-5_DZZMod Bf-109F-6 Bf-109F-6_DZZMod Bf-109G-1 (German WW2 fighter aircraft – G=Gustav) Bf-109G-10 Bf-109G-10_DZZMod Bf-109G-10_Erla Bf-109G-10_Erla2 Bf-109G-10_ErlaC3_45 Bf-109G-10C3 Bf-109G-10early Bf-109G-10MG Bf-109G-14 Bf-109G-14AS Bf-109G-14early Bf-109G-14MG Bf-109G-2 Bf-109G-2/R6 BF-109G-2_1.3ATA Bf-109G-2_Early Bf-109G-2_Late Bf-109G-2_Trop Bf-109G-2T Bf-109G-3 Bf-109G-4 Bf-109G-4/R6 Bf-109G-4_Trop Bf-109G-4T Bf-109G-5 Bf-109G-5AS Bf-109G-6 Bf-109G-6/R6 BF-109G-6_1.3ATA Bf-109G-6_Erla Bf-109G-6_Erla Bf-109G-6_Late Bf-109G-6_Mid Bf-109G-6_Trop Bf-109G-6AS Bf-109G-6ASN Bf-109G-6Late/R6 Bf-109G-6T Bf-109G-8 Bf-109G-8_DZZMod Bf-109K-14 (German WW2 fighter aircraft – K=Kurfurst) Bf-109K-4 Bf-109K-4C3 Bf-109K-6 Bf-109T (German Navy Carrier Bf-109 version) Bf-109T-1 (German Navy Carrier Bf-109 version) Bf-109T-2 (German Navy Carrier Bf-109 version) Bf-109Z (Bf-109 Twin fuselage fighter) Bf-110C-1 (Messerschmitt fighter-bomber Zerstorer - earlier DB601 Engine, MgFF cannons) Bf-110C-4 (Zerstorer, upgraded crew armor) Bf-110C-4B ( based on C-4, upgraded DB 601 Ba engines) Bf-110C-7 (Version of the C-4 with upgraded DB601P engines) Bf-110D-3 (Long-range Zerstorer) Bf-110E-1 (More armor is added + to carry more ordinance into battle) Bf-110F-2 (described at the best of the 110 of WW2) Bf-110G-2 (Often used against Allied heavy bombers) BF-110-G4 BF-110-G4NJ (Nigh fighter, FuG 202/220 Lichtenstein radar) Bf-110G-4R3 BI-1 (WW2 Soviet rocket plane) BI-6 (WW2 Soviet rocket plane) BlenheimMkI BlenheimMkIF BlenheimMkIV BlenheimMkIVF BlenheimS1 - Blenheim Sarja I - "Talvisota" Bleriot (Bleriot/Moranne-1915-Mod) Bleriot2 (Bleriot/Moranne-1915-Mod) Breda65 Breguet_19LV - Breguet 19 Elizade (Vickers K), 1935 Breguet_19L -Breguet 19 Lorraine, 1922 Breguet_19H - Breguet 19 Hispano, 1930 Breguet_19HV - Breguet 19 Hispano (VickersK) 1935 Bulldog_II - Bristol Bulldog Skis Bulldog_IVa - Bristol Bulldog Skis Bu_181 (Bucker Bestmann) Bü-181 & Gomhouria Mk.6 BuffaloMkI C-47 (Douglas Skytrain/Dakota – WW2 transport) C-47A C-47B C-47D C-47Export C-47FlareShip C-54 (Douglas Skymaster – Transport -Mod frankenplane) Ca.114 (Caproni biplane) Ca.114 - Italian Peruvian - Ca.114 C-130P Camel (Sopwith Camel -1917) CamelSturm CameraShip CANT Z 501 (Gabbiano/Gull) Cant-Z506B - Seaplane CANT 1007 (Alcione/Kingfisher) CANT 1007t Cant Z 1007bis - Series IV to IX Chan-28-I CaproniCA31 (WW1 Italian bomber) CaproniCA32 (WW1 Italian bomber) CaproniCA31_350hp (WW1 Italian bomber) CaproniCA33 (WW1 Italian bomber) Caudron C.714 - b1 (WW2 French Fighter – old version) Caudron-CR-714 (WW2 French Fighter – new version) CorsairMkI CorsairMkII CorsairMkIV CR_42 (Italian fighter - Falco) CR_42BA CR32 CR-32quater CR-32 (Aviaskin's CR-32 – new version) Criquet (French version Fi-156) CriquetA CriquetS CW-21 (Curtiss-Wright-Interceptor/Demon) D3A1 (Val) D3A2 D4Y1 D4Y2 D371 - Dewoitine D.371, 1936 D372 - Dewoitine D.372, 1936 D510 - Dewoitine 501-510 Fighter D510T - Dewoitine 501-510 D510TH - Dewoitine 501-510 D510THM100 - Dewoitine 501-510 D570 DB-2EX DB-3b (Ilyushin-bomber) DB-3F DB-3M DB-3T DC-3B-Airliner (Classic Passenger carrying version) DeHev DeHev1 DeHev2 DeHev4 Dh-89a (Dragon-Rapide) DH.9 (WW1 allied airplane) Delfin - Grumman GE-23 Delfin, 1936 Dirigibile_M – (WW1 Allied Flyable medium Zeppelin) FF1 - Grumman FF1, 1933 Do-17 Z (Dornier – WW2 German bomber) Do-217K-1 (WW2 German bomber - Fliegender-Bleistift/Flying Pencil) Do-217K-1 (Ultimate mod version) Do-217K-2 Do-335A-0 (WW2 German Heavy fighter – Pfeil - Arrow) Do-335V-13 Do-335 A-6 -(2 seater German Night-Fighter with radar) Durand_Yak-9T DXXI_DK DXXI_DU DXXI_SARJA3_EARLY DXXI_SARJA3_LATE DXXI_SARJA4 EC2V_Neptune (Early beta version) ETF-51D_Navy FFR-41MR RAM-AIR - (Fictional Futuristic Jet Fighter) F2A-2 (Buffalo) F-4B (Phantom II, 1960) F-4D (Phantom II, 1966) F-4E (Phantom II, 1967) F-4J (Phantom II, 1967) F4F-3 (Wildcat) F4F-4 F4F-5 F4U-1 (Corsair) F4U-1A F4U-1C F4U-1D F4U-2 F4U-4 F4U-4B F4U-5 F4U-5N (Corsair with wing Radar) F4U-5N F-8A (Vought F-8 Crusader ) F-8E RF-8A F-5 (Northrop - Freedom Fighter) F-5A/E F51 F51_Cavalier F51_COIN F51_Pulsejet F51_Ramjet F51_Seahorse F51_Seahorse_CType F-51D F-51D-30NA F6C4Hawk F6F-3 (Hellcat) F6F-3_Early F6F-3Mod F6F-5 F6F-5N - Nightfighter F6F-6 F-80A F-80C F-80C F-80N F84F1_Thunderstreak F84G1_ThunderJet F84G1-ThunderJet F84G2_ThunderJet F84G3_ThunderJet F84G3-ThunderJet F-86A_Sabre F-86A_Sabre F-86A5 F-86-A5 F-86C F-86E10 F-86F_Sabre F-86-F1 F-86F25E F-86F25L F-86F30 F-86-F30 F-86F40 F-86J F-86K F-100D (Super Sabre) F8F-2 (Bearcat) F9F2_Panther (Panther) F9F2_Panther F9F Cougar - Carrier/Navy Jet Fabian_Bf-109G-10 FaireyBattle FaireyFulmar Fi-103_V1 (V1-manned-Rocket) Fi-103R-IV Fi-156 (Storch) Fi-156Alone Fi-156NoAmmo Fi-156W-3 (Storch seaplane) Fiat G.50 bis A - 4x12.7mm guns, 2x100kg bombs (Historical) Fiat G.50 bis AN - Naval version with arresting hook Fiat G.50BN - Recon/Trainer 2 seater - Naval version w/hook Fiat CR20 for Chaco War - Biplane Fiat G.55m - Marina version - Naval version with Hook Fiat-G55_late_MOD Fiat-G55_MOD Fiat-G56 (Centauro) FJ3M_Fury FM-1_GM FM-2 FM-2_GM FM2B FM-2-late Fokker FokkerCX (1935 biplane) Fokker-D (FokkerDr1-1917-Mod Frankenplane) Fokker_DR1 (WW1 German fighter) Fokker D.VI (WW1 German fighter) Fokker DVII - (WW1 German fighter) Fokker DVIIF -(WW1 German fighter) Fokker D.VIII -(WW1 German fighter) Fokker-E (Fokker EIII-1915-Mod Grankenplane) Fokker E.III (WW1 German fighter) FokkerG1 Friedrichshafen G.III – (WW1 German Bomber) FolgoreS FulmarMkI Fury_S (1936) Fw-189A-2 (Uhu-Recon-plane) Fw-189Scout Fw_190_A4T Fw_190_D13T Fw_190_F9T FW_190D-9L_orig FW_190D9orig Fw-190A-2 Fw-190A-3 Fw-190A-3Sani Fw-190A-3Sani1 Fw-190a4 Fw-190a4 Fw-190A-4 FW-190A-4_1.42ATA Fw-190a5 Fw-190A-5 Fw-190a5165ata Fw-190A-5165ATA Fw-190A-5U14 Fw-190a6 Fw-190A-6 FW-190A-6orig Fw-190A-7 Fw-190A-7N Fw-190A-7STURM Fw-190A-8 FW-190A-8_1.65ATA Fw-190A-8Mistel Fw-190A-8N Fw-190A-9 FW-190A-9_1.65ATA Fw-190A-9N Fw-190D-11 Fw-190D-13 Fw-190D-14 Fw-190D-15 Fw-190D-9 Fw-190D-9_DZZMod Fw-190D-9_Late Fw-190D-9_Late_DZZMod FW190D9early Fw-190D-9early FW190D9r5 Fw-190F-1 Fw-190F-1 Fw-190F-2 Fw-190F-2 Fw-190F-3 Fw-190F-3 Fw-190F-8 Fw-190F-8/PB Fw-190F-8_DZZMod Fw-190F-8_Late Fw-190F-8U1 Fw-190F-9 Fw-190F-9/PB Fw-190G-1 Fw-190G-1 Fw-190G-2 Fw-190G-2 Fw-190G-3 Fw-190G-3 Fw-190G-8 FW-200C-3U4 (Condor - WW2 German Transport+Bomber+Recon) G_50 (Freccia) G-11 (WW2 Assault Glider) G4M1_11 G4M2A-24ko (Japan WW2 - Allied codename Betty) G4M2E (Japan WW2 - Allied codename Betty) G-55 G-55_ss0 G-55_ss0-Late G-55-Late Gamma2A5B (Grumman Gamma 5B, 1936) GL32 (Gourdou Lesseure GL-32) GL633 (Gourdou Lesseure Gl-633) GL450 (Gourdou Lesseure GL-450) Gladiator_EX GladiatorMkI GladiatorMkII Gloster Meteor F3 (Early RAF Jet fighter) Gloster Meteor F4 (Early RAF Jet fighter) Gloster Meteor F8 (Early RAF Jet fighter) Go-229A-1 (Horten Ho-229/Gotha Go-229 - German 1945 Flying wing fighter) Go-229A-2 Go-229A-3 Go-229A-3NJ (2-Seater-Nightfighter with Radar antenna – new version) Go-229NJ (2-Seater-Nightfighter/Radar – new version) Go-229 JetWar-1956 (Mod version - more weapons and faster) Go-229 JetWar-1966 (Mod version - more weapons and faster) Gomhouria-Mk6 Graf_Bf-109G-6 Gyroman (Man-with-small-helicopter) H_75A2 H19D (Sikorsky Helicopter) H19DAI (Sikorsky Helicopter) HRS3 (Sikorsky Helicopter) H75MO4 H8K1 Ha_1112_M1L - Hispano Aviación HA-1112-M1L Buchon HalifaxBMkIII Hanebu – (Fictional WW2 German Flying Saucer - Extremelly rare to see) Hans_Rudels_Ju-87G-2 Hansa-5 Hansa-7 Hartmann_Bf-109G-6 Hawk75A-2 Hawk75A-3 Hawk75A-4 Hawk75H Hawk81A-2 Hawk81A-2FB Hawk-III - 1930s naval airplane He 111 H-1 (Heinkel He-111 –WW2 German fast medium bomber) He 111 H-2 (Version fitted with improved armament) He 111 H-2N He 111 H-3 (Similar to H-2, but with Jumo 211 A-3 engines) He 111 H-6 (Torpedo bomber, could carry two LT F5b torpedoes externally) He 111 H-6 rearm He 111 H-6 torp He 111 H-6T He-111H-12 (Modified to carry Hs 293A missiles) He-111H-16 (Fitted with Jumo 211 F-2 engines and increased defensive armament) He 111 H-16 rearm He-111H-20 (Aircraft feature power-operated dorsal turrets) He 111 H-20 with Jumo-213 He-111H-21 (Version with Jumo 213 E-1 engines) He-111P-2 (Had FuG 10 radio in place of FuG IIIaU. Armament increased to 5 MG 15) He-111P-2 Field Mod He-111P-4 (Fitted with extra armour, three extra MG 15s + more bomber racks) He-111Z (Two He 111 airframes coupled together) He-162A-1 (Heinkel Volksjager "People's Fighter" – German WW2 jet fighter) He-162A-2 (Armed with 2 × 20 mm MG 151/20 cannons) He-162B (German LUFT-1946 – with anhedral wingtip extensions better jet) He-162C (LUFT-1946 - upgrade swept-back, anhedraled gull wing, and new V-tail) He-162D (LUFT-1946 – upgrade similar to C-series but with a dihedraled forward-swept wing) He-219Uhu (German WW2 heavy night-fighter - old mod version 3 ) He-219Uhu (German WW2 heavy night-fighter - mod version 5 ) He-280 (Heinkel - First turbojet-powered fighter aircraft – Prototype 1940 ) He45 (Heinkel – German light bomber - 1931) He46C1 "La Pava" He51C-1 (German single-seat biplane – 1935) He51CN He-60 (German single-engined biplane reconnaissance seaplane – 1933-1943) He-L-IIIB2 (Heinkel Lerche “Lark” - German revolutionary VTOL fighter – LUFT-1946) Hellcat Mk.I Hellcat Mk.II. Hellcat Mk.III Hellcat Mk.Ib (Cannon) Heppes_Bf-109G-6 Hispano_E30 (1930 trainer) Hispano_E30T (1930 trainer) HRS3 (Helicopter) HRS3AI (Helicopter) Hs-123 Hs-123A-1 Hs-123B-1 Hs-129B-2 Hs-129B-3/Wa Hurri-BomberMkIIc Hurri-BomberMkIIcTrop HurricaneEx HurricaneMkI HurricaneMkI_BoB HurricaneMkIa12lbs HurricaneMkIa12lbsT HurricaneMkIaT HurricaneMkIb HurricaneMkIbT HurricaneMkIearly HurricaneMkIearly HurricaneMkIIa HurricaneMkIIb HurricaneMkIIb_DZZMod HurricaneMkIIbB HurricaneMkIIbMod HurricaneMkIIbMod_DZZMod HurricaneMkIIbT HurricaneMkIIc HurricaneMkIIc_DZZMod HurricaneMkIIcB HurricaneMkIIcT HurricaneMkIId HurricaneMkIIHercules - Hurricane MkII "Hercules" HurricaneMkILate HurricaneMkIV Hurri-IIc_SansGuns I_16TYPE5NAVI I-15_m22 I-15_m25 I-152 I-153_2BS I-153_2SHKAS_BS I-153_Early I-153_fin I-153etalon38 I-153etalon39 I-153M62 I-153N_Float I-153P I-15bis I-15bis_Skis I-16type10 I-16type10WC I-16type12 I-16type17 I-16type18 I-16type18-BS I-16type24 I-16type24 I-16type24_SPB I-16type24orig I-16type27 I-16type28 I-16type29 I-16type5 I-16type5_Skis I-16type5_SPB I-16type6 I-16type6_Skis I-180 I-185M-71 I-185M-82A I-250 IAR80 IAR80B IAR80C IAR80early IAR80M IAR81a IAR81c IAR81Cnew ICR.42_Indrovolante IL_2_43_Sh IL_2_43_VJ IL_2_NS37 Il-10 Il-2_1940_Early Il-2_1940_Late Il-2_1941_Early Il-2_1941_Late Il-2_1941_Late_DZZMod Il-2_1941_Late_DZZMod IL-2 - 1941 Field Mod w/ Playable Gunner Il-2_3 Il-2_M3 Il-2I Il-2I_DZZMod Il-2M_Early Il-2M_Late Il-2T Il-2T_DZZMod Il-4 Il-4_Late J1N1_S (Japan Nakajima 2-engine WW2 fighter version – Allied name IRVING) J1N1-Sa (Japan Nakajima 2-engine WW2 Night-fighter version – Allied name IRVING) J2M3 (Japan Mitsubishi Raiden "Thunderbolt" - Allied name JACK) J2M3_mod J2M3-21 J2M5 J2M5_kai J2M5_kai_AI J2M5_mod J2M5-33 J4M1 (WW2 “Flashing Lighting” rear-propeller powered fighter-bomber – Japan-1946) J4M2-A (WW2 Jet powered fighter-bomber – Japan-1946) J4M4 (WW2 fighter-bomber – Japan-1946) J4M4-S (WW2 Night-fighter-bomber – Japan-1946) J4M5 (WW2 fighter-bomber – Japan-1946) J4M5-S (WW2 Night-fighter-bomber – Japan-1946) J7W1 (Shinden – WW2 Prototype Rear-Propeller fighter airplane – Japan-1946) J7W1mod (Shinden field mod – 20mm or 30mm or 40mm armed variants Japan-1946) J7W1_II (Shinden-Otsu - turbine engine w/ Contra-Rotating Propellers+heavy guns -Japan-46) J7W2 (Shinden – WW2 Jet fighter version– Japan-1946 ) J7M3 (WW2 carrier-borne version– Japan-1946 ) J8A (Gloster Gladiator MkII J8A version WW2 fighter) J8M1 (WW2 Japanese version of Messerschmitt Komet) Jeep (Driveable Vehicle-Allied-Car) JeepGunner ( Driveable Vehicle – with machine gunner) Jetman (Flying Man-with-a-backpack-Rocket !!! --- only for version DBW 4.09 ) Ju-52/3mg3e (German transport – nicknamed Aunt Ju) Ju-52/3mg4e (German Military version, tailskid was replaced by a tail wheel) Ju-52/3mg5e (could be fitted with interchangeable float, ski and wheel landing) Ju-52 Transport Ju-87B-1 (Junkers Ju 87 or Stuka – German WW2 dive bomber) Ju-87B-2 Ju-87B-2m Ju-87C Ju-87D-1 Ju-87D-3 Ju-87D-3 Ju-87D-3j Ju-87D-5 Ju-87D-5j Ju-87D-7 Ju-87D-8 Ju-87G-1 (“Panzer-knacker” - armed with two 37mm anti-tank cannons ) Ju-87G-1 Ju-87G-2 Ju-87R-1 Ju-87R-2 Ju-87R-2_DZZMod Ju-88A-4 (Junkers WW2 German 2-engines, multi-role aircraft) Ju-88A-4/Torp Ju-88A-4_Torp Ju-88A-17 Ju-88C-6 (the “Daywalker” Version – Day/Night Heavy fighter, reconnaissance variant) Ju-88C-6NJ (Night-Fighter version with radar antennas) Ju-88_drone Ju-88Mistel (WW2 Luftwaffe composite aircraft) Ju-88G-6 (NightFighter fitted with FuG220dSN-2 /or/FuG350 NaxosZ antennas+Schrage Musik) Ju-188A (WW2 German high-performance medium bomber) Ju-388K (WW2 German high-performance medium bomber) JunkersF13 (First all-metal transport aircraft – 1920) Jung-28-I KB_29P KB-50 Ki-100-I-K (WW2 Kawasaki Japan fighter Type 5 Fighter – No allied codename) Ki-100-I-Otsu (WW2 Japan fighter - full-vision canopy) Ki-201 (Nakajima Karyu “Fire dragon” – Japan version of Me-262 jet fighter) Ki-202 (WW2 Japanese version of Messerschmitt Komet) Ki-21-I (WW2 Japan fighter – Allied codename Sally) Ki-21-II Ki-27-Ko (WW2 Japan fighter – Allied codename Nate) Ki-27-Otsu Ki-30 (WW2 Japan fighter – Allied codename Ann) Ki-43-Ia (WW2 Japan fighter – Allied codename Oscar) Ki-43-Ia_DZZMod Ki-43-Ib Ki-43-Ib_DZZMod Ki-43-Ic Ki-43-Ic_DZZMod Ki-43-II Ki-43-II Ki-43-II_DZZMod Ki-43-III-Ko Ki-43-II-Kai Ki-43-II-Kai_DZZMod Ki-44-II-Hei (WW2 Japan fighter – Allied codename Tojo) Ki-44-II-Ko Ki-44-II-Otsu Ki-44-II-Otsu_Late Ki-45 Hei Ki-45 Tei Ki-46-Otsu (WW2 Japan fighter – Allied codename Dinah) Ki-46-Otsu-Hei Ki-46-Recce Ki-51 (WW2 Japan fighter – Allied codename Sonia) Ki-61-I-Hei (WW2 Japan fighter – Allied codename Tony) Ki-61-I-Ko Ki-61-I-Otsu Ki-67 TYPE4 Peggy - (WW2 Japan Heavy Bomber HIRYu) Ki-84-Ia (WW2 Japan fighter – Allied codename Frank) Ki-84-Ib Ki-84-Ic Ki-98 (WW2 Japan Prototype airplane) Ki-98-II (Japan-1946 - New turboprop version+ more weapons) Ki-98-III (Japan-1946 - New turboprop version+ more weapons) Ki-201 Karyu (WW2 Japan - Fire Dragon) Kittybomber_Mk.III Kittyhawk KittyhawkMkIa KittyhawkMKIII Kojedubs_La-7 Koolhoven_FK51W (1937 biplane) Koolhoven_FK51J (1938 biiplane) Kong-Jiang-1 Kovacs_Bf-109G-6 Kubelwagen (Driveable Vehicle - German-Jeep) L2D L-5_Sentinel (Stinson L-5 Sentinel – Recon airplane) L-5_Sentinel_Float L-5_Amphibian (Lands on water or land version) L-5A (Sentinel - Arty Spotter ) L-72 (Stinson L-5 Sentinel with 3 wheels) La-5 (Lavochkin La-5 Russian WW2 Fighter) La-5F La-5F_Early La-5F_Late La-5FN La-5FN_Early La-7 (Lavochkin La-7 Russian WW2 Fighter) La-73xB20 LA_7NS23 La-9 (Russian WW2/Korean war fighter - new version -NATO name Fritz ) La_9 La-9M (Russian WW2/Korean war fighter - new version -NATO name Fritz ) La-11R (Russian/ Korean war fighter - new version -NATO name Fang) LaGG-3IT (Lavochkin-Gorbunov-Gudkov WW2 Russian fighter) LaGG-3RD LaGG-3series1 LaGG-3series11 LaGG-3series29 LaGG-3series35 LaGG-3series4 LaGG-3series66 LaGG-3series8 Lagg-5 (Lavochkin-Gorbunov-Gudkov WW2 Russian fighter) Lancaster (British WW2 Night bomber) LeO-451 (Lioré-et-Olivier – WW2 French medium bomber) Letov_S231 (1934 biplane fighter) Li-2 (Lisunov WW2 Russian Transport - version of DC-3 - NATO name CAB) Li-2M Loire46 (Loire 1936 airplane) L-39 C Albatros (Modern Jet fighter) L-39N (Navy version Jet fighter) L-159F “Petrel” (Jet fighter) L-159G “Petrel” (Jet fighter) Lockheed XFV Salmon (experimental 1950 USA fighter) M33F M33F-T Macchi-5 (WW1 seaplane) Macchi-7 (WW1 seaplane) Magister Martlet MkI -( British Royal Navy version of F4F Wildcat) Martlet MkII MB-152 (Bloch MB.152 –WW2 France Fighter) MBR-2 (Beriev MBR-2 – Russian reconnaissance flying boat) MBR-2-AM-34 MC-200series1 (Saetta / Lightning – Italian WW2 fighter) MC-200series1-Early - Enclosed canopy MC-200series3 MC-200series7 MC-200series7FB MC-201 - MC-201 Prototype - Powered by new 1000 Hp Fiat A.76 Radial MC-201 MC-200series1-Early MC-202 (Folgore/Thunderbolt - Italian WW2 fighter) MC-202_III MC-202_VII MC-202_XII MC-202_XII_CB ( Macchi C.202AS/CB Serie XII – WW2 Italian fighter-bomber) MC-205_I (Veltro/Greyhound) MC-205_III MC-205_IIIS MC-205_IIIV Me-163B-1a - (Komet – WW2 German Rocket fighter) Me-210Ca-1 Me-210Ca-1ZSTR Me-262A-1a (Schwalbe/Swallow- WW2 German Jet Fighter-bomber) Me-262A-1aU4 Me-262A-2a Me-262B-1a (2-Seater-Nightfighter/Radar - WW2 German Jet Fighter-bomber ) Me-262HG-II (WW2 advanced German jet fighter- LUFT-1946) Me-262V-3 (early German jet fighter prototype) Me-262v4 - Tail sitter machinegun armed Me-262C1-3 (“Heimatschützers” - Rocket-propelled jet fighter) Me-262 SB-1a ("Schnellbomber Ia" - Luft-1946 German WW2 Jet bomber) Me-262 C-3a - Rocket-propelled jet Me-321 (Gigant – German WW2 cargo glider) Me-323 (Gigant – German WW2 cargo carrier with propellers) ME-410-A (Hornisse -"Hornet" German heavy fighter) ME-410-B ME-410-D ME-410-DNJ (Hornisse -"Hornet" German heavy night- fighter) MKIB_Bomber (WW1-1916_Nomber-Mod) Mi-8T 'Hip' (Russian Helicopter) Mi-24V HIND-E (Russian attack Helicopter) MiG-3 (Mikoyan-Gurevich Russian WW2 fighter) MiG-3-2xShVAK MiG-3-2xUB MiG-3-AM-38 MiG-3U MiG-3ud MiG-3udfm MiG-9FS (Mikoyan-Gurevich - First Russian turbojet fighter - NATO name FARGO) MiG-9protoF-2 MiG_9_I_300 MiG-15 (Russian swept-wing jet fighter – NATO name FAGOT) MiG-15(bis) MiG-15(bis)late MiG-15UTI (Russian swept-wing jet Trainer – NATO name MIDGET) MiG-17 (Russian high-subsonic fighter- NATO name FRESCO) MiG-17A MiG-17AS MiG-17F MiG-17PF MiG-19S (Russian second-generation jet fighter – NATO name FARMER) MiG-21 PF (Russian supersonic jet fighter – NATO name FISHBED) MiG-21 PFM (Fishbed) MiG-21 FL (Fishbed) Mirage III (Dassault Mirage) Mirage-F1C IAI Nesher (Israeli version of Dassault Mirage) IAI Kfir C2 (Israeli version of Dassault Mirage) MohawkIII_BoB Molnar_Bf-109G-6 MosquitoBMkIV MosquitoBMkXVI MosquitoFBMkVI MosquitoFBMkVICC MosquitoFBMkXVIII MosquitoNFMkII MosquitoTRMk33 MosquitoNFMkXII (WW2 RAF Night-fighter variants) MosquitoNFMkXVII (WW2 RAF Night-fighter variants) MosquitoNFMkXIX (WW2 RAF Night-fighter variants) MS406 (Morane-Saulnier – WW2 French fighter) MS410 MS-500 MS-502 MS-505 MS-Morko MsMorko410 MustangIII MustangIV MustangMkI MXY-7-11 (Japanese Yokosuka Ohka “Cherry Blossom" - rocket kamikaze attack plane) N1K (Japanese Kawanishi Kyofo "strong wind"- Allied name REX) N1K1 (Rex) N1K1-J N1K1-Ja N1K2-Ja_mod (Japanese Kawanishi Shiden "Violet Lightning" – Allied name George) N1K2-Ja_New N1K3-A (Japan - Carrier-based version of N1K3-J) N1K3-J (Japan WW2 fighter prototype) N1K4-J (Japan WW2 fighter prototype) NC900 (France post-WW2 built FW-190s) Ni52 - Hispano-Nieuport 52, 1928 Nieupor-4 (Airco DH.2-1916-Mod) Nieuport 11 – (WW1 allied fighter) Nieupor-17 (Nieuport17-1916-Mod) NieuportN17 (WW1 allied fighter) NieuportN17B Nieuport 28 – (WW1 allied fighter) NieuportN23 NieuportN4 NieuportN4A Nieu-Scout_2_MkIB (Nieuport11-1916-Mod) Nieu-Scout_2_MkIC (Nieuport16-1916-Mod) Nieu-Scout_2_MkID (Nieuport17Late-1916-Mod) Nieu-Scout_2_MkIE (NieuportScout2-1916-Mod) Nowotnys_Me-262A-1a OeffagDIII153 (WW1 Austrian Fighter) OeffagDIII253 (WW1 Austrian Fighter) OKA-38 (Kamikaze-Rocket-aircraft) Osprey OspreyL - Osprey Landplane – 1936 biplane OspreyS - Osprey Seaplane OspreyC - Osprey Carrier Hart - Osprey Hart (Kestrel)- with skis HartMercury - Osprey HArt with Mercury engine Hind - Osprey Hind OV-1 OV-10 (Bronco) P_11c (Polish WW2 fighter) P_11f P_24b P_24e P_24f P_24g P_36AT P_36X P_39D6 P_51BC_Fillet P-26 (Boeing - First USA all-metal fighter aircraft - Peashooter) P-26sea P2V-5 P2V5_Neptune (Lockheed Maritime Patrol and Anti-Submarine – 1945-1984) P-35 (Seversky P-35 fighter aircraft – 1935) P-36A-3 (Hawk) P-36A-4 P-38DroopSnoot P-38E (Lightning) P-38F-1-LO P-38G-10-LO P-38G-15-LO P-38G-5-LO P-38H-5-LO P-38J P-38J-10-LO P-38J-15-LO P-38J-25-LO P-38L P-38L_Late P-38L-5-LO P-38M P-38N P-38X (Artillery spotter mod version) P-39D1 (Airacobra) P-39D2 P-39N1 P-39N1M P-39Q-1 P-39Q-10 P-39Q-30 P-400 P-40A (Warhawk/Tomahawk/Kittyhawk) P-40B P-40Breco P-40C P-40E P-40E-1 P-40E-1 P-40E-M-105 P-40F P-40F P-40K P-40K-5 P-40L P-40L-10 P-40M P-40M-1 P-40M-10 P-40N P-40N-1 P-40N-5 P-47B1 (WW2 USA fighter - Thunderbolt- “JUG”) P-47B15 P-47C-5 P-47D P-47D-10 P-47D-22 P-47D-27 P-47D-27_Late P-47D-27-napalm P-47D-30 P-47D-40 P-47N-15 P-50A P-51A (Mustang) P-51B-10MHood P-51B-10NA P-51B-5NA P-51B-NA P-51C-NT P-51D P-51D2 P-51D-20NA P-51D-20NA P-51D-20NT P-51D-25NA P-51D-30NA P-51D-5Early P-51D-5NT P-61 (WW2 USA Night-fighter – “Black Widow”) P-61A (Nighfighter, short nose, no turret, no pylons, same upgraded engine as B, 2 crew) P-61B (Nightfighter, turret, pylons, upgraded engine (R-2800-65 2250hp) 3 crew) P-63A (WW2 USA fighter – “Kingcobra”) P-63C P-63C-napalm P-80A ( USA “Shooting Star” – WW2/Korean war early Jet Fighter) P-80C P-80E P-82 (Twin-Mustang) PA48_Enforcer PBJ_C1 (Mitchell) PBJ_D1 PBJ_G1 PBJ_G1 PBJ_J1 PBN-1 PBJ-C1 - Attack bomber NEW PBJ-D1 - Attack bomber NEW PBJ-G1 - Attack bomber NEW PBJ-H1 - Attack bomber NEW PBJ-H1C - Attack bomber NEW PBJ-J1 - Attack bomber NEW PBY (Catalina) PBY-5 Pe-2series1 (Pescka) Pe-2series110 Pe-2series206 Pe-2series32 Pe-2series359 Pe-2series84 Pe-3bis Pe-3bis_serial Pe-3M Pe-3series1 Pe-8 Pioneer1(g) Pioneer1(ru) (DH-4-1917-Mod) Pioneer1a Pioneer2(g) Pioneer2(ru) Pioneer2a(g) Pioneer2a(ru) Pioneer2a(ru) Pioneer3(g) Pioneer3(ru) Pokryshkins_MiG-3 Pokryshkins_P-39N1 Polikarpov_RZ (1935 Biplane) Polikarpov_RZ - Polikarpov R-Z Natacha Polikarpov R-5 Potez25L - Potez25 (Lorraine), 1925 Potez25TOE - Potez 25 T.O.E., 1928 Potez25J - Potez25 (Jupiter), 1927 Potez25S - Potez25 (Salmson), 1926 PT-Boat (Attack-fast-boats) PWS-26 - Polish trainer Biplane PWS-10 - Polish fighter PZL11TS PZL23B - bomber PZL24TS PZL P24 - version "R" P_24a - PZL P24 Fighter airplane 1936 P_24b - PZL P24 Fighter airplane 1936 P_24e - PZL P24 Fighter airplane 1937 P_24f - PZL P24 Fighter airplane 1937 P_24g - PZL P24 Fighter airplane 1937 PZL37 (Moose) PZL37B PZL37Bjap PZL42 PZL43TS PZL7TS R-10 R-10A R-5 R-5_skis RB-29 (High-Altitude recon/Spy version of B-29) RE-2000 Re.2001CN (Reggiane Re.2001CN Ariete I – night fighter) Re.2001 CB (WW2 Italian Fighter) Re.2001 GV (WW2 Italian Fighter) RE-2002 Re.2002 (WW2 Fighter - Ariete version 1) Re.2002 (WW2 Fighter - Ariete version 2) Re.2002 (WW2 Fighter - Ariete version 3) Re.2002 (WW2 Fighter - Ariete version 41) Rechkalovs_P-39Q15 RF-80A Rolland (LFG Roland DII-1917-Mod) Roland D.II (WW1 fighter – new version) Ro37bis - Romeo Ro37bis Biplane RWD_8 RWD-10 R-XIII - Landplane R-XIII - Seaplane version R-XIIID R-XIIITer R-XIIITerh Roland D.II (WW1 German Fighter) S-199 S-328 S-328N SABRE SabreMk31 SabreMk32 SaettaS Safonovs_I-16_24 Sanka MkB - (Fictional futuristic fighter) Sarvanto_DXXI Savoia_S-21 SB_2M-100A SB_2M-103 SB_2M100AS - SB-2 "Talvisota" Skis SB_2M103S - SB-2 "Talvisota" Skis SB_Bomber_Germany (Gotha.G.IV-1916-Mod) SB_Bomber_RFC (RFC.HP 0/400-1916-Mod) SB_Bomber_RFC_Sea SB_Bomber_Russia SB-2M100A_NW SB-2M103_NW SB-2M105_NW SB-2series201 SBD-3 SBD-3s SBD-5 Scout scout_tf1 (Trench Sweeper Scout-1916-Mod) Scout_Experimental_Dagger (RAF Se5a-Mod) Scout_F1_Pug (Siemen-Schuekert.DII-1916-Mod) Scout_Mk1_Float (Sop 1 1/2 float-1916) Scout_Surplus_Float (Nieuport 12 float-1916-Mod) Scout_Mk1B_Float (Sop 1 1/2b float-1916-Mod) Scout_Mk1A(Surplus) (Mk1B Recon Trainer-1916-Mod) Scout_Mk1B_Surplus (Mk1B Recon Trainer-1916-Mod) Scout_Mk1C_Surplus (Sop 1 1/2 Trainer-1916-mod) Scout_Mk1B (Sop 1 1/2 Stutter-1916) Scout_Mk1(gb) (Sop 1 1/2 Stutter-1916-Mod) Scout_Mk1(fr) (Nieuport12 fr) Scout_Mk1(it) (Nieuport12 it) Scout_Mk1(ru) (Nieuport12 ru) Scout_S2 Scout_S3 Scout_S4 Scout_S4-GER Scout_S4-RFC Scout_ST Scout_U2_Mk1A(Ger) Scout_U2_Mk1A(RFC) SE.5 (WW1 British fighter – 2 and 4 propeller version) SE.5/5ª (WW1 British fighter – 2 and 4 propeller version) SE5A (Frankenplane versions) SE5A1 (Frankenplane versions) SEAFIRE_F.46 SeafireMkXV (New mod version 2013) SeafireFMkXVII (New mod version 2013) SeafireFMk45 (New mod version 2013) SeafireFMk46 (New mod version 2013) SeafireFMk47 (New mod version 2013) SeafireFMkIII SeafireMkI SeafireMkII SeafireMkII45 SeafireMkII4xH SeafireMkII50 SeafireMkIII SeafireMkIIL4xH SeafireMkXV SeaFury_MkX SeaFuryMkI SeaGladiatorMkII SeaHurricaneMkIb SeaHurricaneMkIb SeaHurricaneMkIc SeaHurricaneMkIIb SeaHurricaneMkIIc SeaHurricaneMkIIc Sea-HurricaneMkIIc SED_LongNose (Fokker D.VII-1918-Mod) Siemens Schuckert D.I (WW1 German fighter) Siemens-DII (Siemens-DII-1916-Mod) Siemens-DV (Siemens-D.V.-1916-Mod) SM-55m - Savoia Marchetti S62 - Savoia Marchetti seaplane SM-75 SM-79 (Sparviero/Sparrowhawk) Sniper SNJ_5C Sopwich-3p (Sopwith Triplane-1917-Mod) Sopwith Camel - (WW1 allied fighter) Sopwith Snipe - (WW1 allied fighter) SPAD S.VII - (WW1 allied fighter) Spitfire.PR.XIX SPITFIRE9Early SPITFIREIX SpitfireMkI SpitfireMkIb SpitfireMkIbFR SpitfireMkIearly SpitfireMkIIa SpitfireMkIIb SpitfireMkIX25lbs SpitfireMkIX25lbsCLP SpitfireMkIXc SpitfireMkIXcCLP SpitfireMkIXcHF SpitfireMkIXcLF SpitfireMkIXcM61 SpitfireMkIXcM63 SpitfireMkIXe SpitfireMkIXe25lbs SpitfireMkIXeCLP SpitfireMkIXeHF SpitfireMkLFXIVE SpitfireMkVa SpitfireMkVb SpitfireMkVb12lbs SpitfireMkVb16lbs SpitfireMkVbCAP (“Schmittfire” - Spifire with Bf-109 engine - new 2013 upgrade ) SpitfireMkVbCLP SpitfireMkVbCLP16LBS SpitfireMkVbLF SpitfireMkVbLF18LBS SpitfireMkVbLFCLP SpitfireMkVbLFCLP18LBS SpitfireMkVbM4616lbs SpitfireMkVbT SpitfireMkVc SpitfireMkVc16lbs SpitfireMKVc4CW SpitfireMkVc4xH SpitfireMKVc4xHLand SpitfireMkVcFB SpitfireMkVcFB4xH SpitfireMkVcLand SpitfireMkVcLF SpitfireMkVcLF4xH SpitfireMkVcLFCLP SpitfireMkVIII SpitfireMkVIII25lbs SpitfireMkVIIICLP SpitfireMkVIIICLPFB SpitfireMkVIIIFB SpitfireMkVIIIHF SpitfireMkXI SpitfireMkXII SpitfireMkXIVC SpitfireMkXVIe - Teardrop canopy Spitfire L.F. MK.XVIe, 1944 SpitfireMkXVIe25 - Teardrop canopy Spitfire L.F. MK.XVIe 25lbs, 1945 SpitfireMkXVIe4 SpitfireMkXVIeCLP - Teardrop canopy Spitfire L.F. MK.XVIe (CW), 1944 SpitfireMkXVIeCLP25 - Teardrop canopy Spitfire L.F. 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Avimimus Posted May 24, 2022 Posted May 24, 2022 (edited) Yes a lot of interesting aircraft existed (and even this list is missing a few interesting ones!) However, it is also worth noting that many aircraft can't be modelled because there isn't sufficient surviving documentation to allow them to be reproduced at the quality level required by the new Il-2. That said there are probably enough interesting aircraft for at least five more modules (enough for ten years more development). Edited May 24, 2022 by Avimimus 1
PatrickAWlson Posted May 24, 2022 Posted May 24, 2022 We need the P-26! Might die many horrible deaths in WWII but you can dominate the skies in WWI. 1
AEthelraedUnraed Posted May 24, 2022 Posted May 24, 2022 For readability, you might want to put it inside a Spoiler tag Note that 1946 didn't quite have the "modifications" system BoX has. I.e. every different engine or whatever would've been a separate plane in 1946, whereas it's a modification in BoX. Still, BoX has an unsurpassable amount of different aircraft, but then again the quality isn't really comparable either 1
Avimimus Posted May 25, 2022 Posted May 25, 2022 (edited) I made mods for a half dozen variants which aren't in here... sadly I wasn't able to find a 3d modeller who wanted to team up and some were broken by later patches (I didn't fix them enough for release) - one was the historically accurate TB-3 equipped with 3x76mm cannons (really needed a gunsight added to the cockpit though), another was the SB/Di-8 fighter variants (complete with historically accurate APK recoilless rifles firing buckshot), an Fi-156 with bomb racks, the proposed Hs-129 with rockets (and paired oblique firing Mk-103), a bunch of Lisunov Li-2 variants (including the gunship variants - albeit speculative as the position of the guns wasn't documented), some unusual U-2VS variants... and a few fieldmods of aircraft with reduced weapon loads. A bunch of these actually existed - I think the most 'questionable' one was probably the Fw-189A4 (there is very little evidence for this one)... anyway, if someone wants to finish any of these - PM me and I'll send you what I have. So the list could be longer Edited May 25, 2022 by Avimimus
Feldgrun Posted May 25, 2022 Posted May 25, 2022 The list could be longer. Where's the Me 163 Komet? One of my favorite bomber attack planes (with unlimited fuel & ammo).
Avimimus Posted May 25, 2022 Posted May 25, 2022 9 hours ago, Feldgrun said: The list could be longer. Where's the Me 163 Komet? One of my favorite bomber attack planes (with unlimited fuel & ammo). Just above "Me-210Ca-1" I agree that the list needs a 'spoiler' tag.
5aBrigada Posted May 25, 2022 Posted May 25, 2022 (edited) Hi, by the way, why no Yak-3 in Il-2 GB ? It's an iconic soviet plane. And their is a lot of documentation about it, some are still flying and there are even some others rebuild from scratch here and there. As a collector plane if not in a late war opus maybe ? Edited May 25, 2022 by 5aBrigada
1CGS LukeFF Posted May 26, 2022 1CGS Posted May 26, 2022 (edited) 6 hours ago, 5aBrigada said: Hi, by the way, why no Yak-3 in Il-2 GB ? It's an iconic soviet plane. And their is a lot of documentation about it, some are still flying and there are even some others rebuild from scratch here and there. As a collector plane if not in a late war opus maybe ? Because there's no relevant map or a 1944-45 campaign for it right now. Edited May 26, 2022 by LukeFF
Dragon1-1 Posted May 26, 2022 Posted May 26, 2022 We need a Battle of Berlin map. That would allow both Allied and Soviet late war gameplay (with module itself focused on Soviets vs. Germans, of course), although it would also need some engine improvements that would allow big cities to bog performance down less. 1
III/JG52_Al-Azraq Posted May 26, 2022 Posted May 26, 2022 On 5/24/2022 at 9:09 PM, Avimimus said: Yes a lot of interesting aircraft existed (and even this list is missing a few interesting ones!) However, it is also worth noting that many aircraft can't be modelled because there isn't sufficient surviving documentation to allow them to be reproduced at the quality level required by the new Il-2. That said there are probably enough interesting aircraft for at least five more modules (enough for ten years more development). I really do hope 1C can keep at it with the current game, updating it, but keeping the old content valid. They created an amazing game and can't wait to see what it is coming after Normandy. My hopes are on The Pacific, but if it is Italy that would be great, North Africa and Battle of Britain even better but we know they are not going to step on TFS work.
BlitzPig_EL Posted May 26, 2022 Posted May 26, 2022 2 hours ago, III/JG52_Al-Azraq said: North Africa and Battle of Britain even better but we know they are not going to step on TFS work. I wish this "gentlemen's agreement" would be scrapped, especially for North Africa. I'd love to have the maps and planeset for North Africa in this sim as that is one of my favorite theaters of operation in WW2, but the old Clod engine and graphics and well, almost everything about it don't cut it anymore. My guys tried going back to CLoD/Tobruk and well, nope. It's hard to go back to the farm once you have seen the bright lights of the big city, as they say. 1 13
SYN_Mugue Posted May 26, 2022 Posted May 26, 2022 "I wish this "gentlemen's agreement" would be scrapped." Seconded! I hate the idea that Clod stands in the way of future modules in any way. It's time to move on already. Cheers, M. 1 9
Zooropa_Fly Posted May 26, 2022 Posted May 26, 2022 Would there not more likely be a contract, rather than a gentlemen's agreement ?
AndyJWest Posted May 26, 2022 Posted May 26, 2022 Just now, Zooropa_Fly said: Would there not more likely be a contract, rather than a gentlemen's agreement ? Either might possibly exist, though frankly I'd be very surprised if 1C-777 had signed a contract limiting what potential products they could release. It's all guesswork though, since as far as I'm aware, there has been no official statement about any of this. Lots of forum speculation, plus the usual over-interpretation of comments made in passing by Jason.
Avimimus Posted May 26, 2022 Posted May 26, 2022 41 minutes ago, SYN_Mugue said: "I wish this "gentlemen's agreement" would be scrapped." Seconded! I hate the idea that Clod stands in the way of future modules in any way. It's time to move on already. Cheers, M. Well... there are still a lot of plausible development paths that could be done prior to returning to the Mediterranean. If new modules remain profitable (or become more profitable over time) I could seem them redoing North Africa in five to ten years, but there are certainly a lot of other options that could keep them busy for ten years (at which point the Cliffs of Dover engine would be as old as the original Il-2 is now). Here are some hypothetical pathways: That said, we don't know how profitable a lot of these would be (we don't have sales data), some of these would require large investments (e.g. developing tech for carriers, developing assets for a tropical country) and there are limitations in the available references for IJA/IJN aircraft - which would require finding a bunch of archival sources we assume were lost or would require them to fill in a lot of gaps with speculation (something the devs don't want to do). 1
Asgar Posted May 26, 2022 Posted May 26, 2022 (edited) 3 hours ago, SYN_Mugue said: "I wish this "gentlemen's agreement" would be scrapped." Seconded! I hate the idea that Clod stands in the way of future modules in any way. It's time to move on already. Cheers, M. I think it’s mainly 777 being nice, not stepping on TFs toes, but I don’t think anything would change if both released North Africa. I was never that interested in Clod and have no interest in getting their addon, wether there is a similar product by 777 or not. There are people who prefer Clod and still fly it rather than the GB games and there are people who prefer GB and don’t want to fly Clod or anything based on the old engine. Both games have pros and cons. I just prefer what GB has to offer Edited May 26, 2022 by Asgar Fixed whatever Autocorrect did there xD 7
BMA_FlyingShark Posted May 26, 2022 Posted May 26, 2022 1 hour ago, SYN_Mugue said: "I wish this "gentlemen's agreement" would be scrapped." Seconded! I hate the idea that Clod stands in the way of future modules in any way. It's time to move on already. Cheers, M. And same here. As much as I respect TF's work, it should not stand in the way of BoX's future. Have a nice day. 2 2
Sandinourcoffee6 Posted May 26, 2022 Posted May 26, 2022 (edited) With battle of Normandy near completion,I think we will know soon,I think if we do get a PTO ( I hope so ) That adds a problem with early access stuff,Japanese planes will proberly be done last as we will have nowhere to fly them as the map always comes last. I suppose if we do get Japanese planes early we could fly them on the kuban map. I think if we all could have a vote we would go PTO,but myself would be happy with anything as long as it’s ww2 Edited May 26, 2022 by JSOflyer S
Gambit21 Posted May 26, 2022 Posted May 26, 2022 On 5/24/2022 at 3:08 PM, AEthelraedUnraed said: For readability, you might want to put it inside a Spoiler tag This
Sandinourcoffee6 Posted May 26, 2022 Posted May 26, 2022 My money is on battle of France,I do like the early war planes better,that way all early access planes we will have a scenerio to fly them on release ( Normandy map ) Interesting debate but if we do get PTO,we will have to wait 2 years for a map to fly the planes on! I do think a PTO would need a lot of work and maybe a new game engine so I do not hold out much hope 1
Vishnu Posted May 26, 2022 Author Posted May 26, 2022 6 hours ago, BlitzPig_EL said: I wish this "gentlemen's agreement" would be scrapped, especially for North Africa. I'd love to have the maps and planeset for North Africa in this sim as that is one of my favorite theaters of operation in WW2, but the old Clod engine and graphics and well, almost everything about it don't cut it anymore. My guys tried going back to CLoD/Tobruk and well, nope. It's hard to go back to the farm once you have seen the bright lights of the big city, as they say. 1
Asgar Posted May 26, 2022 Posted May 26, 2022 On 5/24/2022 at 8:25 PM, Vishnu said: There. Happy? No… you failed to actually put it INSIDE the spoiler ? 1 3 1
Enceladus828 Posted May 26, 2022 Posted May 26, 2022 9 hours ago, BlitzPig_EL said: I wish this "gentlemen's agreement" would be scrapped, especially for North Africa. I'd love to have the maps and planeset for North Africa in this sim as that is one of my favorite theaters of operation in WW2, but the old Clod engine and graphics and well, almost everything about it don't cut it anymore. My guys tried going back to CLoD/Tobruk and well, nope. It's hard to go back to the farm once you have seen the bright lights of the big city, as they say. 7 hours ago, SYN_Mugue said: "I wish this "gentlemen's agreement" would be scrapped." Seconded! I hate the idea that Clod stands in the way of future modules in any way. It's time to move on already. Cheers, M. You guys do realize that Jason Williams, you know the Executive Producer for IL-2 Great Battles, is the one who gave Team Fusion the source code for the Original game and is why all of TFS' work and Desert Wings-Tobruk (and their next installment after) is an official product. Jason and the devs are very passionate for TFS' work and what they have given us/plan to give us in the future. Jason even posted this: Desert Wings - Tobruk Message from Jason - General Discussion - IL-2 Sturmovik Forum (il2sturmovik.com) It's just stupid, no beyond stupid that while Jason and the devs have no problem with the IL-2 Dover series covering areas that don't overlap with their products like the Mediterranean and will be very enjoyable, this is a big problem for some delusional community members. If you have a problem with 1CGS supporting Team Fusion, waste not your time arguing about it here and instead take it up with Jason. That's the most logical solution. 1
BlitzPig_EL Posted May 26, 2022 Posted May 26, 2022 (edited) What I have an issue with is an outdated game taking precedence over the premier title in the 1CGS stable, and keeping Great Battles from covering an interesting, and important theater of operations. It's nothing personal about Team Fusion, which probably how you are taking it. Edited May 26, 2022 by BlitzPig_EL 1 3
Enceladus828 Posted May 26, 2022 Posted May 26, 2022 (edited) 32 minutes ago, BlitzPig_EL said: What I have an issue with is an outdated game taking precedence over the premier title in the 1CGS stable, and keeping Great Battles from covering an interesting, and important theater of operations. What if there many more reasons than simply ‘CloD/IL-2 Dover series already/going there’ that prevents IL-2 GBs going there like profitability or game engine limitations? Seriously man, if Jason really wanted to do North Africa then he would have gone there already like right after Kuban instead of doing Bodenplatte, regardless of TFS’ plans. Also, you declared CloD an outdated game and I totally disagree with you. If in 2016 Jason determined that the game was — and in the very near future — dated and wasn’t worth continuing development of it, commercially wise, then he wouldn’t have given TFS the source code. But since he did then that means that CloD is not dated and is commercially worth continuing development. While you have nothing personal against Team Fusion, you are clearly buttmad about a “gentlemen’s agreement” preventing IL-2 GBs from going to North Africa and therefore you should take it up with Jason and quit with the nonsense spamming. Edited May 26, 2022 by Enceladus 1
Asgar Posted May 26, 2022 Posted May 26, 2022 (edited) 19 minutes ago, Enceladus said: What if there many more reasons than simply ‘CloD/IL-2 Dover series already/going there’ that prevents IL-2 GBs going there like profitability or game engine limitations? Seriously man, if Jason really wanted to do North Africa then he would have gone there already like right after Kuban instead of doing Bodenplatte, regardless of TFS’ plans. Also, you declared CloD an outdated game and I totally disagree with you. If in 2016 Jason determined that the game was — and in the very near future — dated and wasn’t worth continuing development of it, commercially wise, then he wouldn’t have given TFS the source code. But since he did then that means that CloD is not dated and is commercially worth continuing development. How is that? It cost him literally nothing. He gave the guys access to something that already existed and in return they get some extra money from sales. WITH NO EFFORT. Clod IS outdated. There is a better engine and it’s powering the Great Battles Series. Why did Jason do Bodenplatte instead of Africa? Get the US fanboys. Bring in the bubble canopy P-51 and P-47. That’s why? Edited May 26, 2022 by Asgar 1 1
Gambit21 Posted May 26, 2022 Posted May 26, 2022 30 minutes ago, BlitzPig_EL said: What I have an issue with is an outdated game taking precedence over the premier title in the 1CGS stable, and keeping Great Battles from covering an interesting, and important theater of operations. It's nothing personal about Team Fusion, which probably how you are taking it. Team Fusion is not stopping this team from going forward and creating a compelling product. We both know what I mean and we’ve discussed it exhaustively. Further, setting up a situation where they’re basically competing against themselves would be…hmmm…so many words come to mind. ? Let’s settle on “silly” for now. 1
DD_Arthur Posted May 26, 2022 Posted May 26, 2022 Cliffs is simply dead. There's not a lot more to say. https://steamcharts.com/app/754530 These figures don't refer to just multiplayer, they encompass all users. This means that IL2 1946, RoF, Strike fighters, even European Airwar have more regular users. It's quite possible European Airwar multiplayer - a fairly recent invention - has more regular users. TFS highwater mark was actually making CLoD useable in a multiplayer enviroment....but that was the best part of a decade ago. Since then it's been on a continuous decline. It was never a commercial product on it's release and TFS have failed to make it one in the following nine years...... 1 6
Gambit21 Posted May 26, 2022 Posted May 26, 2022 48 minutes ago, DD_Arthur said: Cliffs is simply dead. There's not a lot more to say. https://steamcharts.com/app/754530 These figures don't refer to just multiplayer, they encompass all users. This means that IL2 1946, RoF, Strike fighters, even European Airwar have more regular users. It's quite possible European Airwar multiplayer - a fairly recent invention - has more regular users. TFS highwater mark was actually making CLoD useable in a multiplayer enviroment....but that was the best part of a decade ago. Since then it's been on a continuous decline. It was never a commercial product on it's release and TFS have failed to make it one in the following nine years...... Fair points, and interesting. So, from a 1C 'bean counter' perspective... Do they say A. CloD is not making any revenue, so let's duplicate these efforts in the GB environment. OR B...do they say "customers have been exposed to these theaters for years and years, participation is less than stellar... Let's expose our customer base to something fresh and void stepping on our TF partners at least for now. ? See what I mean...we can go both ways. I know which way I'd go. ...and Vishnu FFS...Spoiler Tag. 2
SYN_Mugue Posted May 27, 2022 Posted May 27, 2022 (edited) "If you have a problem with 1CGS supporting Team Fusion, waste not your time arguing about it here and instead take it up with Jason. That's the most logical solution." Jason will do, what Jason will do. I'm not here to waste his time, only yours. ? I hope he has something more important to do. And I voted the very best way I know how, I bought the products that suited me best. So Jason et al already knows... Of course there are many varied, potentially profitable and fun scenarios, that can be done. And I'm perfectly willing to wait for whatever comes next, no matter my personal preferences. But this idea that duplicating content over different games is somehow financial suicide seems far fetched to me. Take RoF to Flying Circus as an example...it's literally the same content, and I seem to be buying that all over.(And it's engine isn't as old as Clods) Just like Il21946 to Clod to BoX to something else.... Bean counters? Don't bean counters really want cash flow? Yeah some things sell better that others but the most important thing is to keep them coming through the door? Are we really sure that Mediterranean scenarios are poor sellers? Or was the most recent Med. scenario done on an already out of date and unpopular game? (Shrugs) I don't know but I have a few guesses.... If doing something different was the most important thing then why have they made so many 109's FW190's Yak's and Spitfires? How many WWII first person shooters have been bought that cover the exact same subject over and over... It's about moving the games to newer/better tech as programing and hardware move along. That's the trend, like it or not. And we pay for that upgrade by buying it all over again, that's life. So I contend, there is no real reason to give up the Med(or any other theater) to Clod or any other sim. I want to see what THIS development team can do with those subjects. I'm not buying anymore Clod products to get that stuff. (Fool me once...I'm not falling for that PoS again.) So they're making zero off me as it stands. But I'd happily pony up the cash, in full, for that stuff in this sim. But don't worry I have no illusions that I've swayed anyone's opinion. This is the internet after all. Cheers, M. Edited May 27, 2022 by SYN_Mugue 1
BlitzPig_EL Posted May 27, 2022 Posted May 27, 2022 Enceladus, I am not "buttmad" about anything, nor am I spamming. In fact you are the one that constantly spams this forum about Cliffs, and takes offense if anyone offers an opinion about Cliffs other than your personal view that it is the best thing since sliced bread. It was a fun game for a while, though it never really equaled the success of the original IL2, nor the current Great Battles series. We played it because at the time it was all there was that advanced beyond the original, but that was a long time ago. It was hampered by it's single theater of operations that was cool at first but needed to expand quickly beyond going up, day after day from Manston and intercepting 109Es and He111s. But that is water under the bridge now. 2
Rjel Posted May 27, 2022 Posted May 27, 2022 2 hours ago, Asgar said: How is that? It cost him literally nothing. He gave the guys access to something that already existed and in return they get some extra money from sales. WITH NO EFFORT. Clod IS outdated. There is a better engine and it’s powering the Great Battles Series. Why did Jason do Bodenplatte instead of Africa? Get the US fanboys. Bring in the bubble canopy P-51 and P-47. That’s why? This old chestnut again. How many of us flew this series for several years without P-51s or P-47s supporting the series until something we really wanted was introduced? So tell us then, would you have bought into the GB series had it started in say, the PTO without any Luftwaffe A/C? Or is your contempt of U.S. flyers wanting what they want the same bias you would've had?
Avimimus Posted May 27, 2022 Posted May 27, 2022 5 hours ago, BlitzPig_EL said: What I have an issue with is an outdated game taking precedence over the premier title in the 1CGS stable, and keeping Great Battles from covering an interesting, and important theater of operations. It's nothing personal about Team Fusion, which probably how you are taking it. Does it really though? It may well be the case that Jason will finally find a way to deliver the Pacific, that Han will get to do Korea, and that they'll give Eastern Europe a later war planeset... and that all of this will happen regardless of what Team Fusion is doing. If so, priorities set for reasons other than Team Fusion would delay any moved to the Mediterranean until at least six to eight years from now! They might decide to do Italy 1944 at that point (which wouldn't overlap with Team Fusion) or do BoB/BoF as a stepping stone... which takes us to eight to ten years. All of these decisions might be taken regardless of anything Team Fusion does or does not do - decisions being made for completely unrelated reasons. What might be the case is that Team Fusion successfully builds more knowledge and interest in North Africa as a result of their work - to the extent that it becomes clear that a Mediterranean module would be financially viable. In other words, Team Fusion doing what they do: 1) Likely doesn't delay any move of BoX/Great Battles to the Mediterranean, and if it does the impact is probably very little 2) Team Fusion's work may be what results in a BoX/Great Battles Mediterranean module (which is unlikely to happen without Team Fusion paving the way). Anyway, I think you guys are being silly, the situation isn't 'zero sum', and we should be grateful to the Team Fusion members for creating the first purpose built Mediterranean sim (something which certainly wouldn't have happened by now if it wasn't for their many long hours). 1
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