3100hp radial would be the 22-cylinder Mitsubishi Ha-50. It had 2 rows of 11 cylinders, which made the diameter much larger. At least one document lists it for Ki-91.
Other over 3000hp engines include 3400hp Aichi Ha-70. Rather well known 24-cylinder twinned V-engine for R2Y1.
There was also the 5000hp 36-cylinder 4-row Nakajima Ha-54 for gigantic bombers. Quite a long documentation of this engine has survived.
What a curious find, even though all those with 2x 13.2mm on cowling might have been field modifications. Too bad there are no photos of these.
It is finally happening
well maybe we get two more fake aircraft instead like they did with the german coellian and the Zersörer 45 & Ostwind 2
J7W2 pls
Shouldn’t the F-104J get bombs as well since it still retains the capability as seen that the switches are still there.
See you around R2Y
A7M3-J Reppū-Kai
land-based interceptor version powered by a 2,200 hp (1,600 kW) turbo-supercharged Mitsubishi Ha-43 engine including an inter-cooler, with a maximum speed of 648 km/h (402 mph). The armament consisted of six 30 mm (1.20 in) Type 5 autocannon, four wing-mounted & two oblique fuselage-mounted.
with that payload, fighting airtargets would be fun
F-104J ingame is very frustating to play. So i dont know about that
:OOO did they restore it?
Wasn’t this just a non-flying mockup?
After researching its 1:1 scale model.
But is cool, now we know how it look.
Yeah knew it. Would be funny to have but the armament would send it to a ridiculous BR.
Yeah. Kinda sad to see the game slowly going to modern era.
Would love to see some game like War Thunder but it all project, paper aircrafts and produced aircraft all together.
WoA exists but it very lacking, and the servers probably full of bots.
WoA’s ‘flight model’ if you could even call it that, is extremely lackluster. Even if they had all the good stuff, its hard to get any enjoyment out of it.
True.
Also why didnt we got J8M with type 3 30mm?
I assume they’re just slower firing Type 5s?
My bad i made mistake J8M use type 5 30mm
