Shipbucket

@Nighthunter
Rhade's computer needs a repair (Rhade is using borrowed one), so be patient, until we get there (there are still some planes to show between 1918 and mid-1930s ).

Yes I "work" on my girlfriend laptop and check forum on work station in... well my work.
Low power, small screen and I realy hate work in paint on laptops. After this weekend I will have my pc up and running and back to work in full speed. But as Eswube said there is a long, long road to P.24.

I think half of the planes of WWII have been done already. I should have gotten here years ago.

It's kind of a shame. It's not "pick one" it's "see what's left"

But the drawings are really cool, the ones done.

Most of the "Luftt46" is still open.

Tounushifan wrote:I think half of the planes of WWII have been done already. I should have gotten here years ago.

It's kind of a shame. It's not "pick one" it's "see what's left"

But the drawings are really cool, the ones done.

You have the complete wrong attitude about this. It's not about getting your name on as many drawings as you can, it's about working collaboratively to fill the archive with as many high quality drawings as possible.

Tounushifan wrote:It's kind of a shame. It's not "pick one" it's "see what's left.

Ah, you are looking in the wrong places, the Japan folder, for example, is quite empty. There's also hundreds of little-known aircraft out there. Just look at the Polish Wings thread, it's 18 pages long!

Raxar wrote:Just look at the Polish Wings thread, it's 18 pages long!

And it's still closer to the beginning then to the end.

Raxar wrote:

Tounushifan wrote:It's kind of a shame. It's not "pick one" it's "see what's left.

Ah, you are looking in the wrong places, the Japan folder, for example, is quite empty. There's also hundreds of little-known aircraft out there. Just look at the Polish Wings thread, it's 18 pages long!

Or, take a look at the Italian airplanes, there's still many missing models!

I saw WWII motorbike, but someone is working on modern motorcycle? Like BMW, Aprilia, Ducati, Motoguzzi ecc...

Yeah, I was looking at the Luft46 stuff, but most of them were never made, hence 1946. It's a what if, not what was. Except the Komet, Schwalbe, etc.

But it's good to see that they were done, or else I would be yelling how the best planes weren't done. Best not always as in Germany. I like the A6M2 Zero as well. But even the sounds the German engines made and the Stuka siren were awesome....

The allied and axis planes all sounded like "Zzzzz" but the German planes sounded like "RAAAAAAAHHHHHHH" Or "BRRRRRRRRRRR" and other onomatopoeia.