Im a big fan of DCS products. They are second to none and the DCS A10 is simply amazing! If they do this to the same level of detail as the A10, it will be a blast to fly!I am a little curious about how this will be used online. A10 vrs P-51? P-51 vs Black Shark? Should be interesting to say the least. Not something I would have ever expected, but I think its great! Certainly something different and thats always welcome.I hope there is some WW2 type scenery to be used with it. The Nevada scenery for A10 could be put to good use to simulate air racing.Rob

Oh Sweet *******!!!! 6 working .50 Cals and a working K-14 Gyro Gunsight!!!!**Edit** And Thanks very much for the new DCS Forums Tom! Bravo!!

Edited January 21, 201214 yr by Phantom88

Oh my! This really came out of nowhere for me. This sounds terrific!

I am a little late to the party here - but omg, I will be all over this one no doubt!My favorite genre, and favorite plane within that genre, done by a first class developer - it don't get much better for me than that...And yes, thank you Tom for adding this forum epecially this early - much appreciated!

But a P51 in a 80's / 90's era scenerio? Personally, just outright dumb. What is a P51 possible going to do except look cool getting shot down.

But a P51 in a 80's / 90's era scenerio? Personally, just outright dumb. What is a P51 possible going to do except look cool getting shot down.

 

It might serve well in an air-ground role and it might be able to take on helicopters well. This is only a beta so I'm sure that there will be other era fighters to fight in.

take a look of that, interesting :Nerd:

 

http://forums.eagle.ru/showthread.php?t=90726

 

 

Investigating the possibility of having a counterpart for P-51 in future I need help searching for the wind tunnel data of Bf-109 or FW-190 (or even Zero). I must say that it does not mean that the next flyable plane will be of these types . It means that maybe an AI plane to shoot at will be added if we have good 3D model. But even an AI plane must fly at proper trajectory, mustn't it?

 

All available NACA resources have no necessary data. The British resources could contain something interesting because I am not sure I know them all. And German resources are still Terra Incognita for me because of my extremely poor German (as well as Japaneeze).

 

What kind of data will be priceless:

- wind tunnel or flight test measurements of lift carpet, L/D polars, moments, etc

- performance diagrams (though I have a lot, there is always something I would be very happy to get)

 

Only professional documents of WW II is required, not contemporary estimations.

 

 

Please, do not flood this thread - if you have questions and wishes, what plane to make first, you can write a private message