Luftwaffe Collection screenshots

This is the WWI Albatross D.Va in the livery of Jasta 5, Imperial German Military Aviation service, circa 1918

The WWI Fokker E III Eindecker

The WWI Fokker DR 1 triplane

This is the WWII Blohm und Voss BV 138 flying boat

Yup! It's a WWII manned flying bomb. Apparently this was the prototype of the unmanned version that saw service as the V-1.

Flettner Fi 282 Kolibri Helicopter was developed for naval use in WWII

The formidable WWII Focke-Wulf Fw. 190 D-9

The Focke-Wulf Fw. 190 D-9 cockpit view

This is the WWII Heinkel He III with a decently modelled pilot in the cockpit.

The WWII 'Stuka' dive bomber, aka the Junkers 87\B

The WWII Messerschmitt 262 was the world's first turbojet aircraft to enter military service.

The Sikorsky Ch-53 helicopter

The Eurofighter 'Typhoon'. The cones sticking out of the back are not especially convincing by today's, 2012, standards but that's the way jet exhaust was depicted when these planes were modelled

The Fiat G91/R in Luftwaffwe livery

The Lockheed F-104 Starfighter

The Mikoyan-Gurevich MiG-29

The cockpit of the Mikoyan-Gurevich MiG-29

Sadly most of these don't have a virtual cockpit. This is the virtual cockpit view of the Mig 29.

The Phantom RF-4E in Luftwaffe livery

This is the Phantom's cockpit which is OK when looking straight ahead

This doesn't work so well. It's the Phantom's cockpit looking ahead and to the left. Part of the cockpit structure has moved but the instrument panel remains static

This is the Republic F84 Thunderflash

Like the Phantom the Thunderflash cockpit looks great when looking straight ahead.

Also like the Phantom the Thunderflash cockpit looks decidedly odd when looking ahead & left, or anything other than straight ahead.

The Panavia Tornado

The Panavia Tornado with air brakes deployed

The back of the Zeppelin 'Hindenberg'

The front of the Zeppelin 'Hindenberg'. Gosh this thing is really, really big. Fully deserving of the name 'airship' rather than 'aircraft'.

The bridge of the Zeppelin Hindenberg. I was disappointed that, for me, the wheel did not seem to move as I moved the joystick

The Hindenberg does not support a virtual bridge view

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