No at least I think so because I do it every night and sometimes before power naps

veteran WWII bomber pilot: *watches this* Also veteran WWII bomber pilot: Ah shit, here we go again.

I know right

Those ain't imaginary planes

@@biostar1278 Coloured pixels arranged on a flat surface in a roughly plane-shaped fashion, sounds pretty imaginary to me.

@@nurbsivonsirup1416 That's not the correct way to use the word "imaginary". Those planes were built in real life. *"Simulation"* is a better term.

@@nurbsivonsirup1416 yeah that's not imaginary bud

@@nurbsivonsirup1416 no hate here bud, just explaining. Imaginairy is inside your head, a game is on screen, therefore not imaginary. Understand it now? I hope I helped.😉

Oh yeah

No, its fw 190 dora 9

@@marekbudzinski3444 Aww. Back to aircraft recognition school for me then... 😳

ZB6 uk both are beautiful planes tho

@@marekbudzinski3444 Damn right! 😆

aka long nose

ikr

I believe Fw-190 D9's from Jagdverband 44 (A German air unit formed during the last months of the war) sported the red-and-white underside... not sure why though? If I had to guess, quite possibly to avoid their own AA gunners firing on their own aircraft, perhaps? Though that's just my theory.

@@shaunwilliams3533 Thanks. I thought it might be a friendly-fire-related thing. Were these the Doras that flew close air support for ME262's taking off and landing at airfields, perhaps? Intriguing.

Duganian united tribes and kingdoms you are absolutely right, sir! They were called the Doras of the Galland Circus, there is even a book that talks about those specific planes. The JV44, or Jagdverband 44 was a squadron formed almost completely by ME-262s piloted by the most experienced pilots in the Luftwaffe, but they had 4 Doras to protect the jets while taking off and landing, since the 262s were much vulnerable in these two situations. They had theyre undersides painted red and white remembering a parrot (they were also called papagei staffel, that means Parrot squadron in German) to avoid their own AA’s shooting them.

@@newtneto So I guessed correctly...very cool stuff. Glad I asked, lads!

Oh wow. Thanks for that

No that's lame, its crashes not landings

StukaBoi he took cover

lol

@@Kubqbkubqb still looked like he merged into ground

I did too

Me

Shaheeba Adam Because of il2’s advanced damage model makes for very satisfying viewing watching different parts of the planes break

@@LogieT2K this

Crixus The Gaul wait for a sale I got it for 20