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Please comment on my opinions.
Let's begin the discussion now for a good talk. Last edited by Christian Paul Maggos; July 9th, 2012 at 01:24 AM.. Reason: Correction |
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The Hound Dog is mentioned as having a nose mounted cannon for use against bombers. That would make it either a Bf-109 or P-39.
The Razorback is supposed to be a medium bomber, so a Ju-88, He-111, or B-25 would make more sense there. Also, why would the Confederates have aircraft carriers? All of their colonial territories and waters that they need to defend are within reach of land based bombers. Also, the Stuart should be something similar to a Panzer III or a Panzer 38(t), since they mounted full sized cannons IIRC. |
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I thought the Mule was supposed to be like a Stuka.
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I think Mules were supposed to be TTL's Stukas.
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There isn't a whole lot of difference between the Val and the Stuka, really.
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The Mule Asskicker has gull-shaped wings and sirens attached to the landing gear. It's specifically designed and described to evoke imagery of the Stuka.
Also, I really don't see a tank named for General Stuart in Featherston's Confederacy.
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Or Longstreet -- Featherston defeated the Whig Samuel Longstreet in the 1933 election.
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My point referred to the personal grudge he held toward the Stuart family.
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Confederate Air Force (Military Aircraft):
"Hound Dog" Fighter Aircraft (P-47D Thunderbolt) "Razorback" Bomber Aircraft (B-26 Marauder) "Mule" Dive-Bomber Aircraft (SBD Dauntless) "Alligator" Transport Aircraft (C-47 Dakota) |
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Confederate Army Barrels (Military Vechiles):
"Bragg" Barrel Mark 2 (Panzerkampfwagen 38t) "Lee" Barrel Mark 3 (Panzerkampfwagen III) "Jackson" Barrel Mark 4 (Panzerkampfwagen V) "Jefferson" Barrel Mark 5 (Panzerkampfwagen VI) "Pickett" Motortruck Mark 6 (LVT-4) |
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Gun's too small
The books gave the Mk. 5 had a 4 to 5 (101-127mm) inch gun, rather than a 3.5 (88mm) the Panzer VI had, and fitting a high velocity (which the gun was stated in text to be)gun that size in a panzer VI turret ring with WWII tech is impossible, and giving a larger turret ring would require a complete redesign |
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Edit: Also this model has a Turbo Electric drive, the mass penalty for using one is only worth it if you have to cross large distances without refueling, which the CS navy does not Last edited by RamscoopRaider; July 28th, 2012 at 09:17 PM.. |
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United States Air Force (Military Aircraft):
Wright W-27 Fighter Aircraft (P-51D Mustang) Curtiss C-37 Bomber Aircraft (B-25 Mitchell) Boeing B-17 Dive-Bomber Aircraft (A-31 Vengeance) Republic R-57 Transport Aircraft (C-46 Commando) |
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One of the things I disliked about the series was the fact that air equipment appeared to be just a mod of Il-2 with different insignias. No originality at all.
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I highly doubt Turtledove has any background in aerial engineering.
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United States Army Barrels (Military Vechiles):
"Custer" Barrel Mark 2 (T-26 Tank) "Boston" Barrel Mark 3 (T-34/76 Tank) "Smith" Barrel Mark 4 (KV-1 Tank) "Roosevelt" Barrel Mark 5 (IS-2 Tank) "Washington" Motortruck Mark 6 (M3 Half-Track) |
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The funny thing is that in OTL, the P-47 was known as a 'razorback', at least in its earliest versions, because before its cockpit was turned into a bubble dome it had a very distinctive... well, razor-back.
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Again, the Hound Dog is supposed to have a nose mounted cannon for shooting down bombers. It is clearly meant to be an analog of the Bf-109.
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No, not any German aircraft inspired for the Confederate Air Force. That's a impossibility because I prefer on both sides would only use American Aircrafts, instead of German aircraft. Using American Aircrafts on both side is better accurate.
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I envisioned the Confederate Military as exactly I imagined on the list above because the Confederates have mixture of their military Weaponlogy having their own American designs which have became almost like the real life American airplanes, and for the Barrels having their own American designs which became almost like the real life German tanks. That makes sense to me.
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