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Most elegant WW-2 design ? The Spitfire !


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On 10/3/2020 at 3:04 PM, Erwin said:

Scoreboard:

 

Spitfire: 13

Mosquito: 5

Hornet: 3

P-51: 3

 

 

Me 262: 2

Rapide: 2

Dinah: 2

Macchi C-202: 2

Constelletion: 2

 

 

Tigercat: 1

Barracuda: 1

Ju 188: 1

P-80: 1

XF-12 Rainbow: 1

Re-2005: 1

Fw-200: 1

Corsair: 1

Spiteful: 1

Dakota: 1

Yak-3: 1

Fiat G-55: 1

He 116: 1

PBY-5A: 1

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I reckon all you blokes are bonkers. When it comes to elegance, nothing can hold a candle to the Catherine Deneuve of aircraft, the Sexiness of Hilde Osland of aircraft, the Poise of Keira Knightley of aircraft, and yes the Bodacious bounciness of Jennifer Love Hewitt aircraft, the venerable Junkers Ju-287.

 

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On 10/3/2020 at 3:04 PM, Erwin said:

Scoreboard:

 

Spitfire: 14

Mosquito: 5

Hornet: 3

P-51: 3

 

 

Me 262: 2

Rapide: 2

Dinah: 2

Macchi C-202: 2

Constelletion: 2

 

 

Tigercat: 1

Barracuda: 1

Ju 188: 1

P-80: 1

XF-12 Rainbow: 1

Re-2005: 1

Fw-200: 1

Corsair: 1

Spiteful: 1

Dakota: 1

Yak-3: 1

Fiat G-55: 1

He 116: 1

PBY-5A: 1

Ju-287: 1

Me 163: 1

Ki-77: 1

Tony: 1

 

 

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6 hours ago, Erwin said:

 

 

I don't know this one.

Please give maker and type.

Howard Hughes' XF-11 High speed reconnaissance. The USAAF ordered 100 of them in 1943, only 2 prototypes were built and didn't fly until 1946, this is the aircraft that Howard Hughes almost died in during it's test flight.

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The Spitfire Mk.I is graceful and smooth, the Dewoitine D.520 has the curves to match, the P51D is a beautiful but serious warrior, the Corsair is curvy but deadly, the Bf/Me 109 is hard and predatory, the P-47 is Thor's hammer, The P-38 rivals the Spitfire for poise and power, but even it loses to the Tigercat. The P-26 calls out to me even if it didn't do much in WWII, but my vote has to go to the Avia B-534. It even carried Bulgarian crossed swords insignia.

 

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