Prop Powered Airplanes
Prop-powered fighters
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The Performance attribute indicates how maneuverable a craft is. When performing maneuvers against another plane, Pilots get a bonus (or penalty) equal to the difference of the two planes' Performance ratings.
Name | Nation | Year | Speed | Performance | Stress Capacity | Notes |
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Fokker Eindecker E.III | Germany | 1915 | Poor | Poor | [][][] | |
Albatross D.I | Germany | 1916 | Mediocre | Mediocre | [][][] | |
Nieuport 17 | France | 1916 | Mediocre | Mediocre | [][][][] | |
Sopwith triplane | Britain | 1916 | Mediocre | Average | [][][] | |
Airco DH.4 | Britain | 1917 | Fair | Fair | [][][] | Two-seat biplane day-bomber. Considered the best single-engined bomber of the Great War. Penalty to coordination attempts between pilot and copilot. |
Breguet 14 | French | 1917 | Fair | Fair | [][][] | Biplane bomber and reconnaissance aircraft. Considered one of the best aircraft of the war. |
Fokker Dr.1 triplane | Germany | 1917 | Mediocre | Average | [][][] | |
Sopwith Camel F.1 | England | 1917 | Average | Average | [][][] | Takeoff and landing maneuvers are at -2. |
Fokker D.VII | Germany | 1918 | Average | Fair | [][][] | |
RAF S.E.5a | England | 1918 | Fair | Average | [][][] | |
SPAD S.XIII | France | 1918 | Fair | Average | [][][] | |
Potez 25 | French | 1920s | Average | Fair | [][][] | Twin-seat reconnaissance biplane. Popular; used by Americans, French, and Russians. |
Breguet 19 | French | 1924 | Fair | Fair | [][][] | Successor to the B14. Variants include recon, bomber, heavy fighter, night fighter, long- and extremely-long-range flier, seaplane, & 6-seat passenger prototype |
Fairey Fox | Britain/Belgium | 1925 | Good | Fair | [][][] | Light bomber and fighter biplane of the 1920s and 30s. The reason the No. 12 Squadron of the RAF adopted a fox's mask as the squadron badge — faster than any contemporary fighter aircraft. |
P-28 Peashooter | USA | 1926 | Fair | Fair | [][][] | 1 bomb |
Bristol Bulldog | England | 1928 | Good | Fair | [][][] | |
Hawker Hurricane | England | 1935 | Good | Good | [][][][] | |
Messerschmitt Bf 109 | Germany | 1936 | Good | Great | [][][] | |
Spitfire Mk V | England | 1936 | Great | Great | [][][] | |
Fw 190 | Germany | 1939 | Great | Great | [][][] | |
Bristol Beaufighter | England | 1939 | Fair | Fair | [][][] | Heavy fighter, with 8 rockets and 2 bombs |
A6M Zero | Japan | 1939 | Great | Superb | [][] | |
F4F Wildcat | USA | 1940 | Good | Great | [][][][] | |
FaU Corsair | USA | 1940 | Great | Superb | [][][] | |
P-51 Mustang | USA | 1940 | Superb | Superb | [][][] | |
Ki-43 ("Oscar") | Japan | 1942 | Superb | Great | [][][] | |
N1K-J ("George") | Japan | 1942 | Superb | Superb | [][][] | |
F6F Hellcat | England | 1942 | Superb | Superb | [][][] |
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