War Thunder SIM - Premium Do 335 B2

[@bfletcher9678]

You are basically the sole reason I am half decent at sim.

[@darrianthomas7992]

Same

[@CptToastman]

Thanks for watching. o7

[@BrockRetro]

6:00 WOW! Clean!

[@CptToastman]

Yup, I totally meant to do that ;)

[@mohitagar1]

Gone are the days when sim battles were like rb matches and enduring confrontation was not present. Many people used to play sim at that time.

[@french_co]

Why not make a vid where you use the ju 288 as a fighter ? XD

[@CptToastman]

Unfortunately, I don't have that plane :)

[@stuka_bly4t102]

What are those numbers associated with allied planes in the cockpit?

[@C76Caravan]

Wingspan of the listed aircraft, to set gun sight to the right distance.

[@Avetorro]

Aha! fame at last....its me, Drogo-joystick. You fly that Dornier well, I tried it once and like you say, visibility is not great

[@CptToastman]

Oh hello, thanks bud o7

[@hughmungus2295]

Yeah seafire47 rip dive is 890km :0

[@erick_brandao2904]

makes a video of Tempest MK II

[@CptToastman]

I'll try some day bud.

[@r.c.a.f_lynx9992]

Actually, historically a Spitfire was recorded at almost reaching Mach 1.

[@CptToastman]

were the wings still attached? :)

[@lightunicorn1371]

That was at a very very high altitude tho not almost sea level.

[@r.c.a.f_lynx9992]

@@lightunicorn1371 There is a video on you tube about it. So rather just throwing shit to the wall and seeing if it sticks go look it up yourself.

[@reecetaylor2626]

@@r.c.a.f_lynx9992 a spitfire literally could never do near mach at sea level

[@stuka_bly4t102]

that spitfire was over 50.000 feet, then went to emergency dive and reached Mach .96, then at 12.000 feet he recovered from the dive