DUST fliers pics up

[Jakar Nilson]

So what's with the half naked female ground crews!

Brian

Paolo Parente, that's what.

[commissarmoody]

So what's with the half naked female ground crews!

Brian

Yeah like what are there rates, I need my truck detailed

[tnjrp]

Paolo Parente, that's what

Indeedy.

The BoW post about this managed to make me laugh with the mythology comment -- nothing new there otherwise:
http://www.beastsofwar.com/dust-tactics/control-skies-dust-tactics-operation-icarus/

[robertsjf]

So what's with the half naked female ground crews!

Brian

It's easire to wash oil off of skin than out of clothing.

[Weird WWII]

I bet those cockpit washes are a sight to see!

Brian

[Xenomrph]

Those Axis jets are hot, can't wait to pick up some of those things.

[Elbows]

Remember guys, while some of you may think the German stuff looks a bit too futuristic...the Germans were way ahead in aircraft design, and had stuff like that already on the drawing board back in the actual WW2 era.





I think it looks very reasonable - and in line with the Luftwaffe's prototypes and designs.

[Hildred Castaigne]

so here's that other pic of the American flyer..suppose it's quite close to what we'll see if it is on the box art?

looks a lot like a cut down P38:

I forgot what a good-looking plane the P-38 was!

[commissarmoody]

Oh I love the p-38, by grandpa piloted one in the pacific theater.

[Blackwolf]

Will be buying these Cracking!

[King Tiger]

The horten was more than just on the drawing board, that beautiful piece of German engineering was flying, I believe 1 was the tester, but the 2nd never got a chance.

[Tacgnol]

Lovely lines on those German fliers. They've done a great job on imagining how late-war designs could have advanced post '45, I think.

[Aldramelech]

The horten was more than just on the drawing board, that beautiful piece of German engineering was flying, I believe 1 was the tester, but the 2nd never got a chance.

Yep NASA own it, stored in boxes until recently.