Cool. I tried to list the bombers that best represented that time period. I don't know what bombers countries like Spain or Germany were using, but I suspect Germany wasn't using any 'cause everyone was still a bit paranoid about giving the Germans big scary bombers just yet.Not in plans to make them. But i'll have this units in my mind and it's possible i'll start making them in the future.
so if germany wouldn't capitualte and fall under allies occupation (if situation would appear like after WWI) probably they would develop and produce those bombers.The Horten Ho XVIII was a proposed German World War II intercontinental bomber that would have been based upon the Horten Ho 229 design. Like the Ho 229, it would have retained the stealth capabilities of the previous design, as well as a large fuel capacity, which would allow it to fly across the Atlantic Ocean both ways without refueling. The aircraft was to be built in huge concrete hangars and operate off long runways. The aircraft was supposed to begin construction near the end of fall 1945, but the end of the war came with no progress.
The F-86 was heavily exported to a lot of countries. It was also license-built in quite a few as well. License-building is just one country getting legal permission (by paying a fee) to build the aircraft in their own country instead of buying it from the country that originally made it. For example, Australia license-built the F-86, which means they got legal permission to build the F-86 in their own factories instead of buying them from the USA. Countries like to do this because it gives them experience in making aircraft (or whatever it is they are producing) and provides jobs for its citizens.what you mean with license and that it's pritty heavily exported![]()
BTW, does anyone know if there is a generic skin of the F-86? It was pretty heavily exported and license-built.
The Il-28 was a contemporary aircraft of the Canberra, but it was not a copy. It had a similar configuration because it was based off captured German technology, just like the Canberra.3) IL-28... okay, I'm barely counting this one, because it's just a Soviet copy of the Canberra.
I haven't seen the Tu-22 or Tu-160 models... wouldn't happen to know which packs have them, do you? I haven't seen them in the downloads section by themselves. I'd like a good Tu-160 model, but if the two suck... well... that's too bad...The Il-28 was a contemporary aircraft of the Canberra, but it was not a copy. It had a similar configuration because it was based off captured German technology, just like the Canberra.
I should note that there is also a Tu-22M and two Tu-160 models floating around. One Tu-160 is actually a B-1B with a white skin (have yet to find one with the original skin) and the other is a rather poor Tu-160 model.