Thats neat
@Pilotgoose

I did do an alt history Ww2 like an axis won thing

Ummm...I thought it was still running but I had a suspicion it was closed. Sorry to waste your time, happy flying

You know this RP closed almost 2 and a half years ago, right...?
@Devilchicken365

What engines do neutral nations hav? And if they can use blastos BFE150 engines I’m in as the region of Antarctica.

I have Mexico

Is there a allied Norway?

Oh, I see what you mean. That was something I was trying to do,,but it didn't work.
@Stickman

Pluses?
@Stickman

South America will now feel the wrath of the T-81 https://www.simpleplanes.com/a/6cUSrU/T-81-MrVaulTecs-Alternate-WW2

@lDragonAerotech the superwepon is just a giant drill with a bomb

@MrVaultech (•ω•) thank you

Yes, you can
@MikuKat

Can i join Japan? @MrVaultech

@MikuKat To draw his attention to posts like your's, make sure you call him out specifically so he's notified. I'm sure there wouldn't be any issue with you building for Japan. ^_^

@MrVaultech Due to the ban on chemical, biological and other indiscriminate killing weapons we of the axis are planning to unleash our Amoeboid weapon upon North America, Australia and New Zealand. Code named: The Blob, it reproduces through cellular division, reproduces faster the hotter it is, slows down but does not freeze until at -20 degrees F and is drawn towards mixtures of carbon, iron and the compound H2O to feed - namely nearly any animal on the continent. The only known element that is toxic towards this new amoeboid yet found is Iridium and must cover the entire surface of the creature that lives and moves in colonies that can be as large as a Zepplin to as small as a penny in retaliation for any other similar weapons that could destroy large populations. @Bluerobot11 XD (Obviously, tongue in cheek.)

@MrVaultech America is developing a superwepon that will "open the gates of hell" this weapon will be called the geo-fracturer and will hopefully bring about the distrruction of the axis ( however to make one geo-fracturer, is hell'a expensive $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$) note, it's only a big drill with a bomb

@MrVaultech There's always more to discover, a different facet unseen - one can search for the entirety of the truth in a matter over the course of a lifetime and it wouldn't be wasted; Nor would you be able to uncover everything either. There would still be more to find for those who join the search later. ^_^

Can i join Japan?

I should look around more...
@DragonAerotech

@MrVaultech You just have to know what to look for. A commonly accepted myth was that the US was the first nation to break the sound barrier. Numerous accounts from Luftwaffe pilots of controls becoming sluggish or even frozen at a certain point in their velocity, followed by a shudder in the airframe, and suddenly being able to use the controls of their Me-262s again have been made. Although these accounts are identical in description to the effects of approach and breach of the sound barrier, because they did not have air speed indicators that went that high on the Me-262, it is conveniently left out of history. There's actually quite a lot of history you will not find by merely looking up the topic, you need to look for specific events, places and so on. There are a couple of chapters in the Holocaust itself you will not find in the history books outside of Israel but if you look up the specific events you can find the details. It's like hiding facts in plain sight. Working on my next Finnish product I was looking at a 1941 map of Canada showing population density/distribution. Then I looked into specific air bases on both the East and West coast, history of RCAF squadrons, locations of major industries in Canada and the Northeastern US, etc. You find all sorts of off the wall details. As for Germany's post war plans its something that wasn't widely distributed in the West but every schoolchild in Eastern Europe would know, at least, parts of it. Look up Siege of Leningrad, for info there. Look up History of Estonia, World War II, for details there. Any demographic of Estonia will tell you of the indigenous peoples' relation to the Finns. For Karelia, look up German post-war plans for the Ukraine and Russia specifically. Karelia, or Karjala in Finnish, has been cut up and divided many times - including at the end of the real WW2. The territory Finland was forced to cede to the Soviets was added to another part of Karelia that had been a part of Russia since the days of Imperial Russia. Yet today another part of Karelia still belongs to Finland. lol (Confusing, isn't it?) As far as the policy regarding Switzerland, this page gives a step by step of how Switzerland nearly got roped into the war one way or the other and defends their neutral stance. Wiki is not a strong source, though they cite ample sources but a lot of info about the German's feelings towards Switzerland on this page. If you want more sources for that, they're ample. On that same page at the bottom there is a link to The Greater Germanic Reich which erroniously shows all of Ingria, Karjala and Northern Sweden as being in German hands as where other sources clearly indicate that Hitler felt that Karjala was of no value for German colonization. This site also talks about the plan to incorporate Sweden and the plan for what to do with Northern Sweden; Sources cited.

I understand, but I find it most odd that I've been studying WWII for years, but the stuff you've been mentioning I've never heard or learned of.
@DragonAerotech

@MrVaultech I apologize if the long articles on bits of history are annoying. As one who is sincerely interested in history and how things may have played out if one event or another had gone differently my instincts as a writer go crazy. Anytime I'm working with historical matters I dig deep into every source of history I can find to understand as many facets of it I possibly can to get a more clear picture of the scenario. This has no bearing on your' story, how its written, what has or what hasn't happened though. I just thought I would share.

Thanks for the highly in depth info.
@DragonAerotech

Yeah, sure, lemme just find someone on it...
@ErvenDynamics