Groundhog Thread v. 2.0 - The most important battle of WW2

• Oct 26, 2004

• #61

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MP-Willow said:

Nice to know that you all think that Britten would have fallen if Hitler would have stayed the coarse. So why not try to talk more on this? I will look into it if we want. But Lanc is write, the BEF was just handed there ass and they were not ready to go back into action. But Hitler would have had to ready the invasion before and they were to my reading not ready. Also look at the Eastern Front, and what He was determined to do.

GRG -really like the Porche!

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Actually I think that during the BoB the Germans were building up an attack fleet in France, ready for when they won the BoB, Ive seen pictures taken by British spy planes. However they didnt win it, did they. I dont know what they done with everything afterwards though.

 

• Oct 26, 2004

• #62

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MP-Willow said:

GRG -really like the Porche!

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Why, thankee!


Although I must say it isn't my work, someone from Il2skins photoshopped two pics together for me...

 

• Oct 27, 2004

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• #63

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look at the he177 it looks like some bagger built it, it looks like parts of planes. choppers.a bus. and a glider all gloued together.

 

• Oct 27, 2004

• #64

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Errrrrrrm, NH, the 177 was a superb looking plane.

 

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• Oct 27, 2004

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well i still think it looks like parts gloued together

 

• Oct 27, 2004

• #66

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Hmmmmm I disagree.

 

• Oct 27, 2004

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well the cockpit looks like it was taken from a ch-53. the fusolage looks like a horsa's fusolage.

 

• Oct 27, 2004

• #68

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Ummmmmm...why would that be, because its long and straight, like many large planes of the time?

I fail to see where you're coming from...

 

• Oct 27, 2004

• #69

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i think it's a beautiful plane.................

 

• Oct 27, 2004

• #70

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The He-177? If so I agree.

If you mean the Horsa however....

 

• Oct 27, 2004

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cheddar cheese said:

The He-177? If so I agree.

If you mean the Horsa however....

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you say thet to me ? or to lanc ??

 

• Oct 27, 2004

• #72

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the lanc 8)

 

• Oct 28, 2004

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both the 177 and the horsa were beautiful planes......................

 

• Oct 28, 2004

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Yeah I agree actually.

 

• Oct 29, 2004

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wow that was a quick chance of decision................

 

• Oct 29, 2004

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i still think it looks like, some baggers found some scraped planes and put them together,

 

• Oct 29, 2004

• #77

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Yeah, on closer inspection of the Horsa it isnt that bad really. And I wouldnt say "beautiful", the words "German/Lufwaffe/Nazi" and "beautiful" do not go together, I would say the 177 looked cool 8)

 

• Oct 29, 2004

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The he-177 had 2 bomb compartments no ?

 

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• Oct 29, 2004

• #79

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Im not sure about that, ill have to look it up 8)

 

• Oct 30, 2004

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it's hard to tell, from what i've found it had one "weapons bay" with a central partition, but there was also provision for a forwards bomb bay but it was very rarely used and often blanked off, there was also provision for underwing hard points..................