I cant wait to!!!:salute:
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The rear one is a 109, the front one, however, looks more like a cartoon version of a Spitfire MkIX - 109's have square wing tips, not the 'pointy' ones that the front plane has (and the Spitfire has)Comment
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Yeah, it's a spit. The warbird geeks have spoken.Originally posted by CdrThe rear one is a 109, the front one, however, looks more like a cartoon version of a Spitfire MkIX - 109's have square wing tips, not the 'pointy' ones that the front plane has (and the Spitfire has)
BTW, I'm a little confused, are the "allies" British or American- they're referred to as the "Royal Army" (When is the USA going to realise that only the air force and navy are royal?), their symbol seems to be a white star and there seems to be a mixture of British and American equipment.Comment
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They may be deliberately avoiding using realworld nations, so the answer is probably neither. Just like the "National Army" isn't identified as german.Yeah, it's a spit. The warbird geeks have spoken.
BTW, I'm a little confused, are the "allies" British or American- they're referred to as the "Royal Army" (When is the USA going to realise that only the air force and navy are royal?), their symbol seems to be a white star and there seems to be a mixture of British and American equipment.Comment
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It's just Allies vs. Axis... They are attempting to not provoke or offend and I think they've managed to find a pretty good balance.Comment
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