Hardest plane to take down in WW2? (1 Viewer)

What about the Hawker Hurricane that could take a lot of damage.
 
The structure of the Hurricane certainly could take a lot of damage, but not it's engine. And the structure of the Hurricane, while strong, was not near the strength of the P-47 and F4U.
 
pretty strong for 1935 though...........
 
Very Strong!
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From IL-2 center, they have a lot more neat stuff there as well!
 
Damage over a certain size had to be sewn or patched (I would guess 6") but small holes are easily repaired.

You also need some acetone!
 
The C 202/205 was probably the sturdier of the italians.

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FLYBOYJ said:
Damage over a certain size had to be sewn or patched (I would guess 6") but small holes are easily repaired.

You also need some acetone!

and of course paint, we're british, to do anything whilst at war without everything being in prestine condition is seen to be treason of the highest order..........
 
the lancaster kicks ass said:
and of course paint, we're british, to do anything whilst at war without everything being in prestine condition is seen to be treason of the highest order..........
Yea, like leaving a Pristine Live Blockbuster as a gate guardian! :lol:
 
yup, in perfect, original condition, a real collector's piece, would've been worth quite a bit........
 
i bet it would set the room on fire :wink:
 
how dare you suggest british equiptment might not work :wink:

but continuing the puns.........

i wouldn't want to be there when the hammer dropped.........
 

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