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WWII type fighter plane

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two engined fighter. extremely fast, but not the most maneuverable. as the pilots say: "it ain't no freakin' ballerina." because of its speed and shape the pilots call it the "bottle rocket" only flown by pilots who have become aces in the single-engine version, this fighter is extremely versitile, armed with six 30 MM cannon and two 1000 Lb. bombs, this is a formidable opponent in all theatres and roles. P.S. i don't have a name for it yet, I was thinking something the lines of "Hell bird" Please leave a name suggestion with your comment! Thanks!

About this creation

the pilot. kinda flying tigers like, huh?

the front of the plane

one of the 1000 pound bombs

the cockpit

yeah, i had to cheat to let the pilot in

an SMG hidden behind the seat.

the plane and the tanker truck

the tanker

the landing gear

Showing the airbrakes. It doesn't actually look this stretched, look at the full size

The underside

Yeah, Quinn and Zachary, it was meant to look like the Republic P-47. Originally the model had a shorter nose, and it looked more like a P-47. Unfortunately, i don't have any pics.

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Paul Cantu

August 25, 2008

This looks sweet. I really think the bombs are well built. If you tried to match the colors more your stuff you be even better.

I made it

Harbinger Doom

August 23, 2008

i am naming this the A-10C Peregrine. "A" stands attack, the type. "C" is for Constellation, the manufacturer. the "10" is for the 10th design from constellation. thanks for commenting!

I like it

Zachary Holtzman

August 17, 2008

A good designation would be the P-56 Falcon. nice. looks alot like the P-47 though.

I like it

Quinn Barbeau

July 25, 2008

I really like it! The color doesn't matter as much as the quality of the build... I think it looks a lot like a P-47..

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