"Only the spirit of attack in a brave heart will bring success to any fighter aircraft, no matter how highly developed it may be" : Lt. General Adolph Galland.
Heinkel He-162 Salamander for the Bf-109E slot
This is the He-162 Salamander (or "Volksjaeger") jet, which saw some limited service at the end of WWII. This is a new shape for EAW, adapted (obviously enough) from the V1. It has a new virtual cockpit, transparent shadow, and other details.
Download the He-162 A2 (276 Kb) here.
Dornier Do-335 A1 Pfeil for the Fw-190D slot
This is the Do-335 Pfeil ("Arrow") heavy multi-role fighter, with its unique push-pull tandem engines, which saw limited service at the end of WWII. Also included in this download are alternative 3D shape files for the Do-335 B1, with its distinctive 30mm cannon pods on each wing.
Download the Do-335 A1 (172 Kb) here.
Messerschmitt Bf-109 Z1 Zwilling for the Bf-109E slot
This is the projected heavily-armed Bf 109 Z1 "Zwilling" twin-fuselage fighter. The twin-fuselage shape is by me, using a Bf109G shape with model-enhancements (such as air scoop and aerials) by Capitan Manduca and Pretzel. The skin is by Mosi, with some changes by me to fit the new shape.
Download the Bf-109Z1 (164 Kb) here.
Messerschmitt Me-163 A1 Komet for the Bf-109K slot
This is Me-163 A1 Komet rocket fighter, a simple aircraft with a phenomenal speed and rate of climb, which saw extensive use as a bomber-interceptor in 1944-45. This shape actually started life as the PAW P-39 Airacobra shape, and uses as a base a P-39 skin by Claudio, with the 3D cockpit and wing views from Mosi's Ta-183.
Download the Me-163 A1 (164 Kb) here.
Gotha Go-229 A1 for the Bf-109G slot
This is the projected Gotha Go 229 "Flying Wing" twin-jet fighter for use in EAW. Like the Me-163, this shape actually started life as the PAW P-39 Airacobra shape, and used as an original base a P39 skin by Claudio, with the 3D cockpit and wing views from Mosi's Ta-183. The camouflage scheme is from MKSheppard's great skin for the Me163 Komet.
Download the Go-229 A1 (167 Kb) here.
Mitsubishi A6M2-N Rufe for the Fw-190D slot
The Rufe was a Mitsubishi A6M2 Zero, manufactured by Nakajima as a floatplane to support the Japanese offensives in the Pacific. It was widely used during 1942-43, in the Solomons and the Aleutians. The original Zero shape is from PAW, adapted by Paulo for EAW. I made a few small changes to this shape, adding the floats, aerial and pitot tube, and rounding the wingtips. The skin is by Jamie, with a few small changes by me to fit the new shape.
Download the A6M2-N Rufe (222 Kb) here.
Kyushu J7W1 Shinden for the Fw-190D slot
The Shindem ("Magnificent Lightning") canard fighter was an unusual design with a powerful engine, intended for interceptor duties against B-29s. The Shinden actually started life as the PAW P-39 shape, and uses as a base a skin by Claudio from Alessandro's Aces over Gyn site. The zip file contains the new aircraft 3D shape, with a new skin, and even a new Shinden hangar screen to go with them.
Download the J7W1 Shinden (313 Kb) here.
Yokosuka MXY7 Okha for the V1 slot
This is the Yokosuka MXY7 Ohka piloted flying-bomb, which saw some limited service at the end of WWII in the Pacific. This is a new shape for EAW, for Pacific campaigns, adapted from the V1.
Download the Okha (53 Kb) here.
