Fighting the Bettys? Would it be correct to assume that she's one of the 5th Air Force gals?
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Also, Tom's Ungrateful Nitpicking Time™: No P-47 in history ever had a 23351 serial number. 41-23351 was a Lockheed A-29-LO Hudson, 42-23351 was a C-47A-5DL Skytrain, 43-23351 was a P-40N-20-CU Warhawk, 44-23351 was a P-38J-20-LO Lightning, while 45-23351 was an OQ-14 target drone.
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Source: Aircraft Serial Number Search, Joe Baugher Aircraft Serial Numbers Website, 368th FG.
@Carsonkiddy2 If you're following someone, when they upload something or spotlight something you'll see the aforementioned something in the Jet Stream.
@Panzerwaifu69
... on a second thought.... early WWI biplane bombers also used hand grenades and mortar bombs as their payload not unlike modern drones, so...
Airburst munitions (which causes damage through shockwave, shrapnel, or fragmentation) don't quite work against armored targets so I doubt thats's the case.
it would be best if you had a target before you fire the cannons because the fuse input will not work properly and explode in the barrel of the turrets (all the guns have Fuse Input)
@KarlovyVary A flight computer to calculate the height, and a rocket...... ZOGGIN' BRILLIANT IF I SEY SO MESELF!
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... So, can we use a similar setup to make those wooden-tailed torpedoes? IIRC both Japan and America attached wooden fins to their air-dropped torpedoes so that they can be dropped from greater altitudes at greater airspeeds.
@FalHartIndustries
It's pretty much the alternate-universe version of the WWII saying "If you want to get the girls, fly the Mustang. But, if you want to get back home, fly the Thunderbolt."
In case anyone's wondering this IS my alternate-universe version of the P-47 Thunderbolt.
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... and if I'm ever to finish this I'll probably be quoting directly from the original.
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. Edit: apparently Curt Tank, the designer of the Focke-Wulf 190, also expressed his ideals that warplanes need to be sturdy and rugged, instead of just fast and agile.
.... Wasn't MRNS Yamato lost in a space-time anomaly instead of being sunk in combat?
... unless the MGLA, Snowstone, or Cobrastan claimed responsibility for such a large-scale space-time discontinuity, of course.
@V Cannons. Whereas projectileLifetime is a fixed value, fuseInput supports funky trees and alows for timed detonation - something invaluable for making flak guns.
@Kerbango
+1Random, I see... Thanks anyways.
Is it built around an F-104 fuselage?
+1Fighting the Bettys? Would it be correct to assume that she's one of the 5th Air Force gals?
+1.
Also, Tom's Ungrateful Nitpicking Time™: No P-47 in history ever had a 23351 serial number. 41-23351 was a Lockheed A-29-LO Hudson, 42-23351 was a C-47A-5DL Skytrain, 43-23351 was a P-40N-20-CU Warhawk, 44-23351 was a P-38J-20-LO Lightning, while 45-23351 was an OQ-14 target drone.
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Source: Aircraft Serial Number Search, Joe Baugher Aircraft Serial Numbers Website, 368th FG.
As they say, cats are magical creatures...
+1Nobody expected the S p a n i s h Inquisition!
+1My, my.... welcome back!
+1@Carsonkiddy2 If you're following someone, when they upload something or spotlight something you'll see the aforementioned something in the Jet Stream.
+1I'Z 'ERE FIRST ! !
+1T
+1@ChaseplaneKLWith1MG Thanks!
+1++ATTENTION TO THE DESIGNATED GRIDSQUARE ! ++
+1HOW?!
+1Aurora, from Airborn by Kenneth Oppel.
+1.
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... where's Lionsgate again?
MOAR DAKKA! DAKKA DAKKA DAKKA! ! NEVAR 'NUFF DAKKA! ! ! EVAR! ! ! !
+1First non-plat here!
+1What, exactly, is this again?
+1@Panzerwaifu69
+1... on a second thought.... early WWI biplane bombers also used hand grenades and mortar bombs as their payload not unlike modern drones, so...
Airburst munitions (which causes damage through shockwave, shrapnel, or fragmentation) don't quite work against armored targets so I doubt thats's the case.
Anybody explain why does a WWI tank require anti-drone cages again?
+1@Kerbango Thanks!
+1@DISHWASHER2005
+1The " clamp(a, b, c) " FT operator limits the output of "a" between "b" and "c".
clamp([fuse timer code], [minimum fuse-arming time], [self-destruct time])
+1@Monarchii
+1Ahh, as they say, when you run out of ammo you become the ammo...
+1Right, quick question: who's your pfp? Looks cute either way.
+1@DISHWASHER2005
+1... which way? For my sanity I'll just assume the visual effects isn't the shield itself.
'Ere cometh the * S P I D E R * ! ! !
+1@AF59
+1🎵 You load sixteen tonnes, and what do you get? 🎶
🎵 One day older and deeper in debt 🎶
'Gratz on platz!
+1@f80shootingstarlover
.... errr.... Yes. 😅
+1Grats on 200k my friend!
+1I'Z 'ERE FOIST! WAAAGGGHHH! !
+1Congrats!
+1What, exactly, is up to 2024 standards?
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... Or, what's the change between the original and this one?
@KarlovyVary A flight computer to calculate the height, and a rocket...... ZOGGIN' BRILLIANT IF I SEY SO MESELF!
+1.
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... So, can we use a similar setup to make those wooden-tailed torpedoes? IIRC both Japan and America attached wooden fins to their air-dropped torpedoes so that they can be dropped from greater altitudes at greater airspeeds.
Gratz on gold!
+1s m o l - p a n t h e r
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p t h r
@FalHartIndustries
+1It's pretty much the alternate-universe version of the WWII saying "If you want to get the girls, fly the Mustang. But, if you want to get back home, fly the Thunderbolt."
In case anyone's wondering this IS my alternate-universe version of the P-47 Thunderbolt.
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... and if I'm ever to finish this I'll probably be quoting directly from the original.
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Edit: apparently Curt Tank, the designer of the Focke-Wulf 190, also expressed his ideals that warplanes need to be sturdy and rugged, instead of just fast and agile.
@FalHartIndustries Thanks!
+1('_')7
Salut.
+1.... Wasn't MRNS Yamato lost in a space-time anomaly instead of being sunk in combat?
+1... unless the MGLA, Snowstone, or Cobrastan claimed responsibility for such a large-scale space-time discontinuity, of course.
@Graingy
+1🎵 This was the charter, the charter of the laaaaand! 🎶
🎵 Britons never ever ever shall be slaves! 🎶
@UseGooglePlay Thanks!
+1OI! I'Z 'ERE FOIST! ! WAAAGGGHHH! ! !
+1@V Cannons. Whereas projectileLifetime is a fixed value, fuseInput supports funky trees and alows for timed detonation - something invaluable for making flak guns.
+1S Q U I D
+1Chii's catapults, eh?
+1f i d d l e r j e t
+1J E T S T U K A
+1Wright Flyer but on super-steroids, eh?
+1@MonarchiiwithastolenMG
Ever heard of localized Fire Control systems? (aka use inputs from flight computers located right in the middle of the turret)
Also, that's why I'm using wing guns for my turrets, XML-ed bullet sizes work just as nicely as far as proximity-fused autocannons goes.
+1