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Yes, a real nightmare for the panzerdivisions.

LOL

xD True

I Agree

@@F-14DTomcat quite fun to play as well

Thanks a lot and welcome on the channel :)

Indeed, Supermarine had a project of a heavy bomber, it was the Supermarine type 317.

Thanks!😀

xD

Yes sorry for this, it is one of the first video I made...

@@F-14DTomcat I´m actually a little sorry also. Rudeness and overcritcism is not commendable.

@@user-ny6oz3mw8oDon't be sorry, you are doing the correct thing by saying the truth so I can improve this channel.

The Ohka is a rocket plane but, we do not have much informations on this one but it was only supposed that its engine was a KR-10. Plus, if you look on the thumbnail, it has an air entry which leads us to suppose that it was a jet engine.

I couldn't find evidence of this anywhere, could you provide your source? Or are you confusing this with the Kikka (Me-262 derivative)? Which actually Japan never received the blueprints for, but literally eyed it from photos and made a working prototype...quite the feat for the time. Or the shusui which is similar to the ohka, and was indeed derived from the German Me-163

Automatic canons are just heavy machine guns.

It is the Ohka which is a rocket plane. Plus, the engine used in this plane (if this plane is real) is not really known... (there is just a hypothesis that it was a Kr-10 but it is not sure)

The fin has been modified so perhaps its stability will have been improved. But it is an interesting point regarding the veracity of the existence of this plane.

yeah a little too much for a single plane😅, I meant Kg

Yes right it is an old video, now it changed, but thanks for the advice :)

The notion of big is something else in USSR xD

Yeah when I saw this, it blew my mind (and concerning the sound, I got it)

Me too! I randomly fell on this image and got the idea of using it as my thumbnail.

@@F-14DTomcat frequently I'm looking through my source book like Flying Colors or Squadron Signal and I see camo patterns on German tanks or planes that I wish they would make clothes with those patterns.

@@dr.kroenen2425 Hey that is an amazing idea, if one day you want to start a business, you should try these clothes!

Yeah, at least the Germans lost some time and ressources on stupid things like this what accelarated the end of the conflict.

Yes I know, I meant that they had the idea to use this to increase the range.

Half the fuel in a drop tank is used just to overcome the drag of the drop tank itself... now take a much larger drop tank and add the induced drag of wings to it!

xD, and add to this the fact that fuel was getting very rare at this moment...

Yeah right!

There were lots of wild concepts coming out of the design offices in Germany in the latter stages of WW2. Ones that made the work of Bloom and Boss seem sane.

Oh, interesting to know, thanks :)

@@F-14DTomcat Well in his prime, its roughly that when he set the world record pace. lol

Thanks, I will surely do more of these on this channel.

Thanks for your honesty, can you tell me more precisely what is wrong so I can improve the channel?

@@F-14DTomcat Using only either imperial or metric measures would be a good start with metric as the better option (unless you're in the US the it's imperial all the way) . And, whilst I get that aircraft like the B17 are referred to as B seventeen, others like the ME109 are referred to as they appear numerically: ME one o nine. It's a small thing but maybe this will help.

Oh fine, I said verbally the speed and distance in Km, but Mph and Miles were shown with letter on the top of the screen in order that every one understands. However for the last one, I didn't knew so I sincerely thank you for helping to correct this mistake.

Indeed it is truly impressive for a plane that flew for a such short time.to have had a such impact. But it was clearly a revolutionary machine. There are also Die cast mock ups of the Blitz since I got one for my birthday. Thanks for your like :)

Thinking back, the American plastic model company Lindberg had several of the more obscure German WW2 aircraft in their lineup; including the Hs-129, the Me-163, the He-162 and the He-100 in 1/72 scale. Around that time, most model kit manufacturers would prefer to have 5% of the P-51 Mustang or Bf-109 market than to have 100% of the Ar-234 market, so Lindberg is to be commended for taking the chance. (If memory serves, the Lindberg Ar-234 suffered from a poorly designed, two-piece canopy that was split down the middle, leaving a nasty line no matter how well you assembled the kit.) But if nothing else, this proved that a viable market for Luft '46 subjects was out there. Now, there are few Luft '46 "Paper Planes" that are not represented in kit form, and 3D Printing will handle the remainder . . . .

@@modelermark172 Well at least thanks to 3D printing, every plane can be built, even those which are only legends of WW2 or even fake ones like the one in Indiana Jones.

What makes you laugh so much?

Without Italy Germany did not last beyond 1941. Now go and study history before writing nonsense

But you’re just an ign* rant cl* wn

I am sorry, I tried to find infos about this but there is nearly nothing about the performances of the ramjets.

Thanks for your nice comment! :)