Hayabusa: messes around, sometimes peppers the Buffalo but with no clear results, wastes all his ammo and calls it a day. Buffalo: lived to fight another day and probably learned a thing or two from that engagement. Next time, the complacent Hayabusa may have a pretty bad surprise...
Actually, the Hayabusa model 1 was a poorly constructed POS requiring a LOT of front-line mods just to make airworthy, and the twin light machine guns were ridiculous. Once fixed it could turn on a dime, but that’s about it. That said, it would make a fun sport plane… for someone under 5’6” tall.
The Bumblebee vs the Butterfly. I love both aircrafts. Unfortunatelly the Brewster fighter got way too heavy and underpowered as developement went on. For me the Hayabusa was maybe the most sleek and beautiful WWII Japanes fighter. It really flew like a butterfly.
Wrong version of the Buffalo for the RNZAF / RAAF. They flew the the terrible B-339E variant, which Brewster sold with badly reconditioned and worn out ex-commercial airliner engines (to increase Brewster's profits!!). These were underpowered and unreliable. The Fin bought the B-239 variant that came with brand new commercial specification engines.
I always liked the Buffalo and Wildcat both. In the hands of a skilled pilot, they were dangerous opponents… just ask the Russians (Winter War - Nov 39 to Mar 40)
I'm wondering who is actually flying these Aircarft in your Videos, is it you and another person, or are AI's competeing against each other. Cause the Buffalo really stood her ground while the Hayabusa felt a little underwhelming. She keept on wiggleing and allmost looked like she would lose controll at some points. But anyway very nice Video, the Dogfights look amazing as usual.
@@tomekrol even so i think the Ki-43 would be able to keep up with and maybe even out accelerate the buffalo if it tried to dive away, unlike the zero and the thunderbolt/hellcat/bearcat/mustang there is very little difference in acceleration. Top speed maybe since if i remember the buffalo did go through some wind tunnel testing
@@saienide9301 Unfortunatelly the Ki-43 I Hayate was slower and lighter than every aircraft You mentioned, then it did not have any influence to improve diving acceleration.Regards.
The only way the Buffalo won was because the Oscar shot all his ammo out while barely hitting his target. Really bad use of limited ammo. I called the outcome from the beginning when the Hayabusa shot a long stream of low caliber lead at the Brewster and hit nothing. Nice evasion maneuvering from the Aussie. Great video! Thanks👍
@@tomekrol That and because the Finns flew a different model of the Buffalo, the B-239, which was much lighter (and a shade faster) than the lead-sled B-339 which the hapless RAF, RAAF, and RNAF flew over Malaya and the then Dutch East Indies. Pilots in those areas found that they could not even do a loop in a B-339! (The B-239 AND the B-339 had the same engine, but the latter was of a larded-up design.) Btw, some of the (most unfortunate) Marines who flew off Midway to meet the opening Japanese air raid on that island were flying the US equivalent of the B-339 -- the results were grim. After Midway, all remaining US Buffalos were taken out of front-line service
@@tomekrol You're very welcome. The story of the Brewster Buffalo can be an interesting one, and at times an odd one, the prime example being that a US-made plane was sold to an air force that needed it to fight the Soviets, arrived to late (for the Winter War) but we're just the thing for the next (the Continuation War), where the plane (the B-239) fought the Soviets so effectively while fighting alongside Nazi German forces (the Germans and Finns never were officially allies). And the US, where the Brewster were built was allied to the USSR and had declared war on Germany, but not on the Finns! The Finns remembered the B-239 version fondly, while the allied US, UK, and Australia cringed at the memory of the B-339 version vs. the Japanese Ki-43 and A6Ms, and into this day referring to it as one of (if not the) worst fighter plane of WW2.
In the Far East, the red circle was eliminated from the roundel and the red flash eliminated from the tail marking so that they were not mistaken for Japanese aircraft.
@@tomekrol they did .. but their buffaloes had typical British markings at the time - not the blue and white Roundel Great video though And Dutch skins available …
@@tomekrol You didn’t make a mistake it was artistic license I like to look at that buffalo anyways I was going to do a model of it all good sir all good
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Hayabusa: messes around, sometimes peppers the Buffalo but with no clear results, wastes all his ammo and calls it a day.
Buffalo: lived to fight another day and probably learned a thing or two from that engagement.
Next time, the complacent Hayabusa may have a pretty bad surprise...
Even though there was only 1 Ki-43 in that fight, you were outnumbered. Good job surviving with only a fuel leak.
Because of weak guns of that Japan fighter.
Actually, the Hayabusa model 1 was a poorly constructed POS requiring a LOT of front-line mods just to make airworthy, and the twin light machine guns were ridiculous. Once fixed it could turn on a dime, but that’s about it. That said, it would make a fun sport plane… for someone under 5’6” tall.
The Bumblebee vs the Butterfly. I love both aircrafts. Unfortunatelly the Brewster fighter got way too heavy and underpowered as developement went on. For me the Hayabusa was maybe the most sleek and beautiful WWII Japanes fighter. It really flew like a butterfly.
The one and only thing that Brewster should have done was find a cloud...
A P-40 with an altitude advantage should be able to rip that Ki-43 to shreds and run away if it gets in trouble
Right!
Nice graphics 👍
lovely I like it. Was the Japanese pilot physically handicapped?😊
Who knows?
Wrong version of the Buffalo for the RNZAF / RAAF. They flew the the terrible B-339E variant, which Brewster sold with badly reconditioned and worn out ex-commercial airliner engines (to increase Brewster's profits!!). These were underpowered and unreliable. The Fin bought the B-239 variant that came with brand new commercial specification engines.
Where do I go to get all the modern patches & up grade mods for this excellent classic sim
www.sas1946.com/main/index.php
Oscar de la Hayabusa vs, the Buff Fellow,.
Pěkný souboj. Kdo by řekl, že to australan zvládne. Japončik začal dělat chyby. Vrtulím zdar. H.
waoo! it looks beautiful!! nice vid!!
Blowfly versus gnat
I always liked the Buffalo and Wildcat both. In the hands of a skilled pilot, they were dangerous opponents… just ask the Russians (Winter War - Nov 39 to Mar 40)
Hit and run man !
I'm wondering who is actually flying these Aircarft in your Videos, is it you and another person, or are AI's competeing against each other. Cause the Buffalo really stood her ground while the Hayabusa felt a little underwhelming. She keept on wiggleing and allmost looked like she would lose controll at some points.
But anyway very nice Video, the Dogfights look amazing as usual.
Of course AI pilot is in Hayabusa. Regards!
@@tomekrol Still, that's some aggresive AI, if a bit jiggly. It really rolled hard for its shots.
I think saying that the buffalo had no chance would be an understatement lol
The speed, this is a chance for Buffalo only.
@@tomekrol even so i think the Ki-43 would be able to keep up with and maybe even out accelerate the buffalo if it tried to dive away, unlike the zero and the thunderbolt/hellcat/bearcat/mustang there is very little difference in acceleration. Top speed maybe since if i remember the buffalo did go through some wind tunnel testing
@@saienide9301 Unfortunatelly the Ki-43 I Hayate was slower and lighter than every aircraft You mentioned, then it did not have any influence to improve diving acceleration.Regards.
@@tomekrol Then there's hoping the 'Oscar' will use up it's ammo and the Buff gets only minor damage.
@@nickmitsialis Because of the small caliber of the rifles of Hayabusa
Nice camera work, man. One of a few il2 video you can actually tell what's going on.
Thank You! The Old Sturmovik 1946 has its own unique climate I love.
The only way the Buffalo won was because the Oscar shot all his ammo out while barely hitting his target. Really bad use of limited ammo.
I called the outcome from the beginning when the Hayabusa shot a long stream of low caliber lead at the Brewster and hit nothing.
Nice evasion maneuvering from the Aussie.
Great video! Thanks👍
@@Alitheia777 I would have agreed but the Buffalo rather fled than won. Regards!
i wonder why the oscar didnt finish the oscar off🤔
Out of ammo
Yet Finn's used Buffalo,s and Curtis tomahawks with great effect against Soviet aurarm
Because of their skills.
@@tomekrol That and because the Finns flew a different model of the Buffalo, the B-239, which was much lighter (and a shade faster) than the lead-sled B-339 which the hapless RAF, RAAF, and RNAF flew over Malaya and the then Dutch East Indies. Pilots in those areas found that they could not even do a loop in a B-339! (The B-239 AND the B-339 had the same engine, but the latter was of a larded-up design.) Btw, some of the (most unfortunate) Marines who flew off Midway to meet the opening Japanese air raid on that island were flying the US equivalent of the B-339 -- the results were grim. After Midway, all remaining US Buffalos were taken out of front-line service
@@richardgreathouse9702 That's Right, thank You!
@@tomekrol You're very welcome. The story of the Brewster Buffalo can be an interesting one, and at times an odd one, the prime example being that a US-made plane was sold to an air force that needed it to fight the Soviets, arrived to late (for the Winter War) but we're just the thing for the next (the Continuation War), where the plane (the B-239) fought the Soviets so effectively while fighting alongside Nazi German forces (the Germans and Finns never were officially allies). And the US, where the Brewster were built was allied to the USSR and had declared war on Germany, but not on the Finns! The Finns remembered the B-239 version fondly, while the allied US, UK, and Australia cringed at the memory of the B-339 version vs. the Japanese Ki-43 and A6Ms, and into this day referring to it as one of (if not the) worst fighter plane of WW2.
@@richardgreathouse9702Yep. I would wish polish pilots to get those aircrafts during German and Russian invasion of Poland in 1939. Sad but True.
What roundel is this on bafflow
Wrong roundel...should be British.
@@tomekrol looks more like PAF roundel
It's Australian
In the Far East, the red circle was eliminated from the roundel and the red flash eliminated from the tail marking so that they were not mistaken for Japanese aircraft.
Buffalo should have been named "stubby"
Nie ma to jak klimat Cliffs of Dover !
Tylko,że ciebie tam nie widać:).
Самолет с выпущеным шаси похож на корову
Пусть будет летающая корова
That is the RAAF insignia on that Buffalo ain't it?
Yes, you're right, Australian pilots fought in British fighters at that time.
@@tomekrol they did .. but their buffaloes had typical British markings at the time - not the blue and white Roundel
Great video though
And Dutch skins available …
@@SGusky Yes, I have made mistake.
@@tomekrol You didn’t make a mistake it was artistic license I like to look at that buffalo anyways I was going to do a model of it all good sir all good
@@SGusky Hah ! :) Thx!
Ale cienki pilot Buffalo, moja babcia lepiej by sobie poradziła 😝