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For the record 90ish % of the aerial stuff was done for real.
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Krispy Kareem posted:I had a problem with everyone's location in relation to one another. I know the timelines intersected at multiple points, but it felt like the Moonstone boat shouldn't have been that close to the shore when the minelayer went down. They were close enough that the Dutch ship just floated out to them, but they still seemed to be pretty far out to sea. It seemed like they got the engine running in the dutch ship and it was in reverse heading out to sea.
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david_a posted:"Massive, slow, and hulking" isn't a half-bad description of a Stuka. They're noticeably larger than a Spitfire, notoriously slow, and look like flying tanks because they have a fair bit of armor and they need to be really strong to survive pulling up after dive bombing. Spinky fighters like the Spitfire/Bf-109 might lose their tail if you tried the same maneuver. The He-111 was a scale model, as were all the Stuka shots. There was a lot of Spitfire and 109 models as well but most of the stuff from them was legit full size, either slowed down so the helicopter could be involved or at a reasonable safe speed for performing un-rehearsed maneuvers.      
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