Claro que era inflamable! Su nombre en japonés traduce 'Dragón Volador'; A propos, el Pepperoni aquél necesita latonería y pintura (y que limpien los ceniceros); por cierto, que as alemán tenía un cenicero en la cabina de su caza? (Fíjate,'caza', para que luego digas que no te doy pistas)

un CENICERO???? XDDDD ni idea! XD pero yo quiero un reproductor de DVD en mi Fw190 XD

Adolf Galland!

Reproductor Blu-Ray o corriente?

A propos, Galland fumaba habanos; ya te imaginarás lo fragante de la cabina cada vez que bajaba!

XDDDD siiii

Creo que sus asistentes decían: 'NEEEEEEIIIINNNNN!!!!'

wow

=3 is so huggeable, but SO fragile, EVEN for being japanese...

Yeah, the Japanese were strong believers in the 'glass hammer' theory of weapons design. Fast, good firepower, very long range, and completely unable to absorb battle damage.

and this plane was the best proof of that...

They sacrificed security for performance; all in all, a great strategy, as long as the enemy didn't design strategies to use their strong points against them. Zeros were buy invencible till the heaviest allied fighters attacked WITHOUT lowering their speed from over 500 kilometers per hour.
In a dive, a zero begins to resent heavily the stree, while a Wildcat, for instance (a very robust ship), endures that stress without problems.
In the last instances of war, Japan reverted to heavily shielded and armed ships but, of course, it was too late.

You need one of these:

http://www.hlj.com/product/FNMFG-01

http://www.hlj.com/product/FNMFJ-01

OMG IS SO CUTE EXTREME 83

You must be the king of WWII Models!

naaaah, but at least i have a lot of axis ones XD