This is a more exciting addition than the Hornet/120D
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I imagine this one might be on the way:
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Btw will Héja I have access to Italian 12.7 HE round or it won’t like Swedish Re.2000 variant?
FINALLY!!!
They promised Hungarian props would come “shortly” after Hungarian jets. I think that was more than a year ago, maybe even two
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Cum Deo pro Patria et Libertate
left to right: tracer (round), armour-piercing (round) with phosphorus, ‘light’ tracer (night tracer round?), incendiary (round), high explosive fragmentation (round), high explosive without fragmentation structure, blank (round).
(its from the WM-23 suggestion)
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Nice ;)
Breda mgs without HE are awful
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The gun is truly Hungarian and it’s scary 😦 it’s going to be basically a 50cal Mg 42 with explosive ammo. That’s where it gets you.
For those interested in vehicles from the 1st half of the 20th century, talk about them here!
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Noice!!! Can’t wait to unlock them and then spade them… which unfortunately will be done quickly.
As an aircraft nerd that wants all airplanes spaded, I wish the high tier grind would be much lower in there to finish grinding those high tier planes out faster to return to WWII vehicles for way more fun than in the much less interesting high tier stuff (still interesting but nowhere near as interesting as WWII aircraft).
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We still dont even have a Defiant yet 💔 its been 14 years gaijin
We need to reverse TTs, now top tier jets become reserves and you are grinding for biplanes at the top)
Exactly two years ago. Hungarian jets were the first update of 2024, Hungarian props will be first update of 2026.
This is the ammo for the 12.7 mm Gebauer 1940.M which is found on the Héja II, but not on the Héja I as it retains the original Italian Breda-SAFATs I believe.
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The Americans designed the Seversky P-35, which the Italians sort of ‘copied’ into the Reggiane Re.2000, which the Hungarians further developed into the MÁVAG Héja II… and then used it to shoot down American (and probably Soviet) aircraft in the skies of Hungary.
No they didn’t - it looked similar because one of the Italian designers had visited the Seversky plant in the USA and took ideas and design philosophy from the P 35 - but there is no way you can consider the Re 2000 a “development” of the P-35
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Ok I reworded it
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How do you know?
He doesn’t - it’s actually going to be in Octtembruary.
