This is what I’ve got so far for Italy.
Had more domestic designs than I thought they had in the beginning. Still quite a small list so far but Italy did go pretty heavy into bombers.
Only 2 Caproni bombers? Also Caproni 20 was interesting design
Also some of the Russian imports could be pretty unique themselves, the Sopwith Triplane for one had it’s landing gear replaced with skis for landing on snow and ice.
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Yeah I was looking at a few but just wanted to get a framework for the bombers first. I am planning to add the Ca.3 and 4.
I never even seen that. Was it ever armed? If so I’ll add that too.
yeah it was, you can see on photos, also imo Italian TT does not need any foreign bombers, Caproni made many variants with different engines and bomb loads. :)
hahaha true, also Macchi M.14 made its first flight in 1918 but introduced later. Also general other Macchi planes I think would be great to see :). Otherwise good job on completing ww1 trees. Sweden and Japan left?
Not sure if I’ll do the other nations. I want to just stick to the main nations that fought during the war. But if we ever get WW1 proper to the game then so long as other nations used aircraft from the time period (although in service later post-war/interwar) then they should get them.
With addition of WW1 era early 20s would also get added yeah. Those would probably be one of the coolest.
1920’s really does have a lot of very interesting vehicles both for air and ground, for all nations honestly, not only for britain
hey you forgot Canadian ace of aces. Billy Bishop. He flew the Nieuport 17 when he received the Victoria cross. later flew the Royal Aircraft Factory S.E.5 when he became the commander of No. 85 Squadron
his aircraft would be great choices for premiums.
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got couple other aircraft that may work in the tree. both planes were based on the Snipe
The Sopwith Salamander.
230 hp Bentley BR2 9-cylinder air-cooled rotary piston engine
top speed: 125mph.
guns: 2 vickers .303 machine guns (2000 rds)
bombs: 4 x 25lbs
and Sopwith Dragon
360 hp ABC Dragonfly radial engine
top speed: 150 mph
2 × Vickers .303 machine guns
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i want the camel i want to see what they meant by a death trap with my own eyes
*Added
Billy Bishop's Nieuport 17 *1
Sopwith Salamander
Sopwith Dragonfly-Snipe *2
*1 Added Billy Bishop’s Nieuport 17 over his S.E.5 as there is already an S.E.5 premium, that being from Edward “Mick” Mannock and also since Bishop earned his Victoria Cross for his actions whilst flying the Nieuport 17.
*2 Decided on adding the Dragonfly-Snipe over the Dragon as the Dragonfly-Snipe prototype with the Dragonfly I engine flew before the end of the war whilst the Dragon with the IA engine flew later in 1919.
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german one go through yet ?
Not yet.
A bunch of suggestions are being passed now so it looks like the backlog will finally be cleared. Hopefully it’s not too long before my USA, French, Russian, Italian, and German WW1 Air TT Expansion suggestions are approved.
Make a WW1 TT for each nation then for sure this can get implented some day.
Well, here’s the German suggestion
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I love this idea, +1 for the Sopwith Camel & Zeppelins