Shipbucket

You could however go for four Hispanos and two .50s if you mounted the .50s in the engine cowling like the various hawks. That would be quite a combination or four .50s and two Hispanos.

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Blood and Fire

But what about ammo, I think it's better to have maybe 2x20mm in wings ... 120 rounds for cannon and 2x12,7mm in the engine cowling like Blackbuck said with 250-300 round. That will give you a fighter with weapons on pair with Spitfire Mk XIV and Me-109.

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You could if it's anything like the Spit's universal wing get four Hispanos in with 150~200rds per gun

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Yeah you can have 4 cannons, but in 1941 "all cannons" fighter was not a popular idea. Most of them use machine guns as primary weapon and one or two cannons as secondary, first spit have how many ... 8 MG?

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I've adjusted the armament to 2 x 20mm and 2 x 12.7mm in the wings and I'll go with 4 x 20mm in the wings for the Mk.2 version coming soon

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And now the Mk.2 version:

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Totally spiffing! I would imagine you'd see some of them in the three colour SEAC scheme as well as the RAAF style scheme as well?

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Looks awesome! Would the RDCAF be utilizing these during WW2?

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Thanks guys! I've been contemplating some export versions so you will probably see them in the future, and feel free to use it for the RDCAF Night

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I LOve it

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