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[Avis-Mergulus]

Avis, can you give a somewhat equivalent date in our history to that time period of yours you throw us in?

Think 1900 - 1917, or something like that.

[Comrade P.]

Well, I liked the period from 1918-1940 better, but you're the boss. Pre-WWI aviation rules sometimes.

Spoiler: This Curtiss (C-1 Canada, 1915) is pretty awesome to me, for example (click to show/hide)

[Avis-Mergulus]

Well, I liked the period from 1918-1940 better, but you're the boss. Pre-WWI aviation rules sometimes.

Spoiler: This Curtiss (C-1 Canada, 1915) is pretty awesome to me, for example (click to show/hide)

Spoiler: I raise you this Gakkel-VIII biplane with suspended ailerons (Russia, 1912) (click to show/hide)

[WhitiusOpus]

Well, I liked the period from 1918-1940 better, but you're the boss. Pre-WWI aviation rules sometimes.

Spoiler: This Curtiss (C-1 Canada, 1915) is pretty awesome to me, for example (click to show/hide)

Spoiler: I raise you this Gakkel-VIII biplane with suspended ailerons (Russia, 1912) (click to show/hide)

Spoiler: I call your raise with this Fokker D.I (Germany, 1917) (click to show/hide)

Red Baron ALWAYS wins.

[werty892]

I raise all of you starting this game.

[Comrade P.]

Well, I liked the period from 1918-1940 better, but you're the boss. Pre-WWI aviation rules sometimes.

Spoiler: This Curtiss (C-1 Canada, 1915) is pretty awesome to me, for example (click to show/hide)

Spoiler: I raise you this Gakkel-VIII biplane with suspended ailerons (Russia, 1912) (click to show/hide)

Spoiler: I call your raise with this Fokker D.I (Germany, 1917) (click to show/hide)

Red Baron ALWAYS wins.

He failed once upon a time, on a usual day of 21st of April, 1918. He died then.

EDIT: Fokker is still awesome.

EDIT-2:

Spoiler: I raise y'all with a british Sopwith Camel, 1917 (click to show/hide)

EDIT-3: Yo, Avis, since this is very early aviation, maybe we'll have some sidearms? Sinec the machinegun-mounting is only beginning, that makes sense.

Variant 1, variant 2, variant 3.
Wierd revolvers for wierd Corps.

[Avis-Mergulus]

Spoiler: That's a type V Ilya Muromets (Russia, 1914). It can carry a 25-pound (410 kg) bomb, and later models (type E) can fire at any point relative to their position. (click to show/hide)

I raise all of you starting this game.

I desire moar charsheets! I'll wait for a day or so, and if no-one shows up, I'll start with what we've already got.

[DarkArtemisFowl]

Nyeeeehh I'll finish my charsheet soon, just busy with homework.

[10ebbor10]

Spoiler: I raise you the LZ-2 (click to show/hide)

It predates all your ships by a decade , and carried he german Crown prince.

[WhitiusOpus]

Spoiler: I raise you the LZ-2 (click to show/hide)

It predates all your ships by a decade , and carried he german Crown prince.

Yes, but if it gets hit by anything stronger than a baseball, it's goin' down.

[Avis-Mergulus]

Spoiler: I raise you the LZ-2 (click to show/hide)

It predates all your ships by a decade , and carried he german Crown prince.

Yes, but if it gets hit by anything stronger than a baseball, it's goin' down.

Am I the only person for whom the picture doesn't load?

Spoiler: On an unrelated note, witness Nesterov, his Nieuport-IV, and his blingin' coat (click to show/hide)

This guy invented aerobatics - he was the first to perform a vertical loop. He died at the age of 27, because he saw fit to ram the shit out of an Austrian Albatross plane rather than let it get away - he is also credited with pioneering aerial ramming, though this particular instance went kinda awry - everybody involved died.

[10ebbor10]

Yes, but if it gets hit by anything stronger than a baseball, it's goin' down.

Well, not really. Airships are the most reliant aircraft in the world. I mean, some airships managed to make it back after several direct hits by Heavy duty AA artillery.

[Comrade P.]

Spoiler: I raise you the LZ-2 (click to show/hide)

It predates all your ships by a decade , and carried he german Crown prince.

Yes, but if it gets hit by anything stronger than a baseball, it's goin' down.

Am I the only person for whom the picture doesn't load?

Spoiler: Moar LZ-2 (click to show/hide)

Yes, but if it gets hit by anything stronger than a baseball, it's goin' down.

Well, not really. Airships are the most reliant aircraft in the world. I mean, some airships managed to make it back after several direct hits by Heavy duty AA artillery.

Dunno about artillery, but those survived machinegun's intensive fire.

[WhitiusOpus]

Spoiler: I raise you the LZ-2 (click to show/hide)

It predates all your ships by a decade , and carried he german Crown prince.

Yes, but if it gets hit by anything stronger than a baseball, it's goin' down.

Am I the only person for whom the picture doesn't load?

Spoiler: On an unrelated note, witness Nesterov, his Nieuport-IV, and his blingin' coat (click to show/hide)

This guy invented aerobatics - he was the first to perform a vertical loop. He died at the age of 27, because he saw fit to ram the shit out of an Austrian Albatross plane rather than let it get away - he is also credited with pioneering aerial ramming, though this particular instance went kinda awry - everybody involved died.

Why was he trying to kill the Aussies? And that's pretty badass.

[Avis-Mergulus]

Spoiler: I raise you the LZ-2 (click to show/hide)

It predates all your ships by a decade , and carried he german Crown prince.

Yes, but if it gets hit by anything stronger than a baseball, it's goin' down.

Am I the only person for whom the picture doesn't load?

Spoiler: On an unrelated note, witness Nesterov, his Nieuport-IV, and his blingin' coat (click to show/hide)

This guy invented aerobatics - he was the first to perform a vertical loop. He died at the age of 27, because he saw fit to ram the shit out of an Austrian Albatross plane rather than let it get away - he is also credited with pioneering aerial ramming, though this particular instance went kinda awry - everybody involved died.

Why was he trying to kill the Aussies? And that's pretty badass.

Because World War One. It was all rather horrible, I am told. But doesn't the word "Aussie" pertain to Australians, not Austrians?