WNr.112372, yellow 7 of I./JG7
This aircraft was originally test-flown on 23 March 1945 and subsequently delivered to JG7. The British then captured it at Schleswig. Became AM51, now on static display Aerospace Museum at Cosford. Haven't seen the "x" on this air-plane before.
Gloster Meteor F.III, P-80A Shooting Star, Me 262, or He 162?
Which is the best as an all-rounder.
Situations to consider:
- Dogfight, 1v1, against piston-engine fighter
- Dogfight, 1v1, against each other
- Dogfight against advanced jet fighter (MiG 15, etc.)
- Defending country from...