Spinners

Great Danes

BAC Lightning F.1C - No.111 Squadron, 1975

Good luck. Thanks to Raven, I've become a fan of the P-40 having previously been very indifferent to it.

Chaika Can

Very inventive! Hope it works out.

ANT-34 - Soviet Air Force, June 1941 Designed by Andrei Nikolayevich Tupolev the ANT-34 was an advanced twin-engined monoplane bomber first flown in July 1933. Development was slow however and it did not enter service until November 1937 by which time it's designer had become a victim of Stalin's purges and was arrested on false claims of sabotage, espionage and supporting the Russian Fascist Party. Production was slowed to a trickle and, with initial deliveries being sent to the Spanish Republican Air Force, only 120 ANT-34's were in front-line service at the start of the German invasion of the Soviet Union in June 1941 where they became easy prey for Luftwaffe fighters.

Emil's a fast mover!

Defender

Very nice Ed! Chapeau!

The BAC Lightning masquerading as the Lavochkin La-21 'Molniya' (NATO Codename: 'Frantic-B')

On the way down the line

MiG-21SMK - Kommunistinen Ilmavoimat, 1977

Agreed! In fact, freedom for everyone. And especially for the oppressed citizens of Tooting.... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fMKsR_wUSfA

Very good Mario. Funny thing is, my gut instinct would be that the 'Emil' would still prevail over the 'Zero'.

Mikoyan-Gurevich MiG-17PF - Kommunistinen Ilmavoimat, 1957

BAC-CASA 'Relámpago' (Lightning F.58) - 1ª Escuadrilla de Castile, Spanish Republican Air Force, 1969

There's so much potential in this subject! The BAC Lightning might be next.

Hawker Hunter F.Mk1 - 4ª Escuadrilla de Madrid, Fuerzas Aéreas de la República Española, 1957

The single-stage Merlin 500 series engines had more in common with the post-war transports like the Lancastrian and York than the two-stage Merlin 61 (and 63/ 63A) engines used in the Spitfire IX. Apparently, this was a nod in the direction of longevity as opposed to all-out engine performance.

I've only ever noticed reduced FPS in SF1 and, on the same machine, SF2 was noticeably faster and smoother. My current rig for the past two years is pretty modest and runs SF2 like a charm.

Buitre

Happiest Fighter I've ever seen!!

I'd like to see one too!