What aircraft HAVENT you flown

[RossMarBow]

I think I have flown everything that isn't in FC.

 

Some planes I really dislike though so have only flown a little bit.

[kestrel79]

I've flown every one. I love to just marvel the cockpits in VR. 

[JG4_Moltke1871]

• German Albatros D.II fighter
• German fighter Halberstadt D.II
• French Nieuport 17.C1 fighter
• French Nieuport 11.C1 fighter
• French fighter Nieuport 17.C1 GBR adapted for British service
• French Hanriot HD.1 fighter.
• British two-seat reconnaissance aircraft R.E.8.
• British two-seat medium bomber F.E.2b.
   
• British Sopwith Pup fighter.
• British rear-engine fighter Airco DH.2.
• British two-seat reconnaissance Sopwith 1 1/2 Strutter.
• German fighter Albatros D.III.
• German Fokker E.III monoplane fighter.
• German two-seat reconnaissance Roland C.IIa.
• Brandenburg W12
• Felixstowe F2a

[Gort]

None of them. You blokes know that these aren’t real, right? ?

 

[dburne]

I have not flown any of the Flying Circus aircraft, though I purchased both versions to show my support for what the devs were doing at the time. Now I see already a version III announcement for FC this year, and still no news on the future of any WWII product. I know I won't be supporting any more WWI content.

[Guest deleted@83466]

I took a look at about half the FC 1 planes in the brief time I played.  I don’t have FC II, and won’t have III or IV, but I’ve basically flown all the  same planes in RoF, so I essentially count those as flown, except for Snipe and that other one.

[kraut1]

-In Europe / North Africa I fly only german fighters, fighter bombers, ground attack planes.

-I fly never medium bombers for horizontal attacks with the bomb sight, maybe in future only in low level attacks.

-I never flew UK / US Planes, but when I have completed my EMG Pacific settings and my Pacific FM / weapons / AI mod I will fly missions as a british / US / australien pilot.

I never flew russian planes, but maybe in Korean missions or as a russian pilot flying against the japanese.

 

 

[Sheriff88]

On 3/26/2023 at 3:35 AM, Bilbo_Baggins said:

Haven't flown the WW1 machines and I'm pretty interested to give them a spin. I don't have FC and it's the only module I'm missing. I never played ROF so I really have no idea how those biplanes handle. 

I miss the floatplane fighters in ROF and screenshots look like aviation art. WWI aircraft in FC are a nice break from high energy fighters. Since they handle like flying kites it’s a challenge to execute some maneuvers quickly. 

On 3/23/2023 at 11:32 AM, gydaveb said:

 

Ditto to that. I've actually tried to fly a few of the russian aircraft as I'm an aviation buff and figured maybe I'd get into them, but I always end up feeling like they are soul-less, rickety hunks of **** held together by wood epoxy, powered by lawnmower engines, with the equivalent of .22 rifles taped to their noses.

 

I felt same way. Then  I tried La-5s on line. Those things are beasts. Firepower is very good and they are super rugged. The Rata is fun but like the Hurricane ,once committed you have to kill or be killed because  you can’t bug out.

[Krisu]

On 3/24/2023 at 5:35 AM, Noisemaker said:

I have yet to sit in an Axis aircraft.

 

Wow man, that like, hurts bro 

[Noisemaker]

15 hours ago, Krisu said:

 

Wow man, that like, hurts bro 

Nothing personal fellow Torontonian, I just haven't gotten around to them yet.  I'll likely try them eventually.



When I lose every shred of humanity I still have, you evil bastard. 

 

[Krisu]

1 hour ago, Noisemaker said:

Nothing personal fellow Torontonian, I just haven't gotten around to them yet.  I'll likely try them eventually.



When I lose every shred of humanity I still have, you evil bastard. 

 

 

I was just joking, because I fly mostly German with the occasional Yak1/Yak1b. I haven't gotten around to any of the of the Battle of Bodenplatte planes except for the Tempest on Berloga 

[Jaws2002]

6 hours ago, Noisemaker said:

Nothing personal fellow Torontonian, I just haven't gotten around to them yet.  I'll likely try them eventually.



When I lose every shred of humanity I still have, you evil bastard. 

 

Yes....because flying for the British Empire means flying for humanity...? 

Edited April 9, 2023 by Jaws2002

[Wardog5711]

OK,

Lets dial it back a notch.  At least try to stay on topic........

[Krisu]

2 minutes ago, Wardog5711 said:

OK,

Lets dial it back a notch.  At least try to stay on topic........

lol i guess that post didnt go so well with you...

[Wardog5711]

I'd rather not get a bunch of reports that I have to address.

Or, hand out bans when things spiral out of control. 

 

 

 

[R33GZ]

Jeez, I just wondered what aircraft the community hadn't flown yet, didn't realise that would get messy all of a sudden ?

 

I might ask the eternal question of marmite or vegemite, which is better? Now THAT is guaranteed to kick off quicker than politics and religion at the dinner table ?

Edited April 9, 2023 by R33GZ

[ST_Catchov]

Vegemite.

[R33GZ]

6 hours ago, ST_Catchov said:

Vegemite.

Thems fighting words... er, word, my friend

[FredWest]

 

On 4/10/2023 at 12:48 AM, R33GZ said:

Jeez, I just wondered what aircraft the community hadn't flown yet, didn't realise that would get messy all of a sudden ?

 

I might ask the eternal question of marmite or vegemite, which is better? Now THAT is guaranteed to kick off quicker than politics and religion at the dinner table ?

I once ignited a 10 page flame war on a US gun forum by mentioning that I liked to put beans in chilli. They gave me a pass because I'm English and therefore not expected to know any better, but they fell on each other like rabid hyenas. I think the mods had to put a stop to it when one guy said he put pasta in his chilli....

But anyway, I haven't flown any of the Russian manufactured ones and never will. Instruments calibrated in hectares per newton meter I can just about live with - instruments calibrated in metric with Cyrillic labels ? that's a step too far for me, my brain can only cope with so much.
 

[Guster]

None of the WWI stuff as I don't own it in this iteration. I've only tried one of the IL-2s, the 1942 one, I think. I haven't had a go at the Ar 234.

 

I guess to me a jet bomber in WWII is as weird as putting pasta in your chili. As far as I'm concerned, the propeller on a warbird is like the sausage in a hotdog, and I'm not talking about sausage rolls because hiding your propellers inside a tube is cheating. If you're that much in a hurry, have some chicken nuggets then and go and invent the warp drive or something.

[Irishratticus72]

1 hour ago, Guster said:

None of the WWI stuff as I don't own it in this iteration. I've only tried one of the IL-2s, the 1942 one, I think. I haven't had a go at the Ar 234.

 

I guess to me a jet bomber in WWII is as weird as putting pasta in your chili. As far as I'm concerned, the propeller on a warbird is like the sausage in a hotdog, and I'm not talking about sausage rolls because hiding your propellers inside a tube is cheating. If you're that much in a hurry, have some chicken nuggets then and go and invent the warp drive or something.

All I took from this, is that now I`m hungry. Thx.

 

[Jaegermeister]

On 4/19/2023 at 3:37 AM, Guster said:

None of the WWI stuff as I don't own it in this iteration. I've only tried one of the IL-2s, the 1942 one, I think. I haven't had a go at the Ar 234.

 

I guess to me a jet bomber in WWII is as weird as putting pasta in your chili. As far as I'm concerned, the propeller on a warbird is like the sausage in a hotdog, and I'm not talking about sausage rolls because hiding your propellers inside a tube is cheating. If you're that much in a hurry, have some chicken nuggets then and go and invent the warp drive or something.

Overcooked Mac & Cheese with chili or Brunswick stew is a thing in the SE US. It’s called “redneck lasagna” and it’s unbelievably good, although not good for you I’m sure.

 

The AR234 is a cool machine even though the WWII jet technology was still a bit flawed. If we move on to the Korean theatre, you may want to reconsider your opinion of compressed combustion exhaust as a source of thrust.

[Guster]

On 4/23/2023 at 6:57 AM, Jaegermeister said:

Overcooked Mac & Cheese with chili or Brunswick stew is a thing in the SE US. It’s called “redneck lasagna” and it’s unbelievably good, although not good for you I’m sure.

 

The AR234 is a cool machine even though the WWII jet technology was still a bit flawed. If we move on to the Korean theatre, you may want to reconsider your opinion of compressed combustion exhaust as a source of thrust.

 

Actually that does sound pretty good. Like a fettuccine diavolo with cheese perhaps. And indeed I'd love to go to Mig Alley, I'm just messing with y'all.

[JG7_RudeRaptor]

Everything Allied 

[Amun-Ra]

Nothing in flying Circus (not my jam) and nothing Allied yet.

[FeuerFliegen]

On 5/5/2023 at 7:38 PM, Amun-Ra said:

Nothing in flying Circus (not my jam) and nothing Allied yet.

 

You're missing out!

 

I guess it's just me, but as an airplane enthusiast, I find it odd that anyone who enjoys this game wouldn't take a few minutes to appreciate an airplane that they haven't experienced.

[Amun-Ra]

On 5/8/2023 at 10:36 PM, SCG_FeuerFliegen said:

 

You're missing out!

 

I guess it's just me, but as an airplane enthusiast, I find it odd that anyone who enjoys this game wouldn't take a few minutes to appreciate an airplane that they haven't experienced.

I fully intend on flying them all! I just haven't gotten to them yet.  I did start and fly a few career missions with the P-40E though!