1CGS LukeFF Posted April 4 1CGS Posted April 4 Group - attention! Today, we are taking a closer look at the flight gear of another pilot, namely a United States naval aviator, who is outfitted in seasonal clothing. You can read the full post here: https://il2-korea.com/news/dd_28 8 3 1
Avimimus Posted April 4 Posted April 4 Looks kind-of like a Tie Fighter pilot when fully geared up and shown in black and white! 1
[CPT]Crunch Posted April 4 Posted April 4 Hope there's a cylon sweeping red light option in the visor.
=MERCS=JenkemJunkie Posted April 4 Posted April 4 People sometimes complain that online pilots situational awareness is too high. If we get female pilots we can see with accurate physics, it should drop pilots SA significantly, but also increase luftwobbling dramatically. 1
Aapje Posted April 4 Posted April 4 It would be cool if people could make custom helmet designs and add them to the game. 1
354thFG_Drewm3i-VR Posted April 4 Posted April 4 4 hours ago, Trooper117 said: Were all US pilots short, fat , squat little fella's?... As a 6'2" American who weighs about 185 I was wondering the same lol 1
Ace_Pilto Posted April 5 Posted April 5 It's that one guy who you invite camping that takes being outside for more than 5 hours far too seriously.
migmadmarine Posted April 5 Posted April 5 3 hours ago, Avimimus said: Average height should've been 5' 7" around that time, right? I know I (born 95) was too tall to fit my grandfather's WWII/Korean uniform by high school haha.
Blitzen Posted April 6 Posted April 6 (edited) "The Man Without a Face"... ...or might I suggest you pattern our Swabby/Aviator after Brubacher? ( and don't forget to model the herioc dippled chin!) Edited April 6 by Blitzen
Wardog5711 Posted April 8 Posted April 8 (edited) Hmm... wonder if we will get the 'poopy suit' for flights over cold water. Edited April 9 by Wardog5711
=MERCS=JenkemJunkie Posted April 8 Posted April 8 Is that first guy choking himself because he hates stewing in his own filth, or does it excite him?
[CPT]Crunch Posted April 8 Posted April 8 It's part of the sealing system, those suits are designed to be water tight, doubt they had duct tape back in those days or good quality elastic rubberized tight cuffs like modern ones have. 1
ST_Catchov Posted April 9 Posted April 9 2 hours ago, LukeFF said: Duct tape was invented in 1942. Best invention ever. Fixes everything. The car wouldn't be roadworthy without it. Flat tyres, oil leaks, no problem. I won't mention the bedroom. 1 3
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