![]() With a battle rating of 9.0 (AB/SB) and 8.7 (RB). * The Chinese Harbin Aircraft Manufacturing Corporation built unlicensed copies of the Il-28 known as the H-5.The ◄G.91 R/3 (nicknamed "Gina") is a rank V German jet fighter Official data sheet - more details about the performance.IL-2 (1942) (Germany) in hangar with bombs Little to no rear visibility in the cockpit (important in Simulator battles) - visibility vs.Takes some time to get used to bombing without dive brakes or a bombsight.Although frontal part of the aircraft is armoured the tail will be shot off quite easily.23 mm cannons can pierce most light tanks, medium tanks and self-propelled anti-aircraft guns (SPAAGs) at its battle rating with armoured targets belts.Can be used as a makeshift fighter, so long as the enemy doesn't climb.Note that an experienced ZSD player will hold its fire or shoot in single salvos with long halts between, making it look like that it's reloading. ![]() The firing manner is also distinctive: the sound and green tracers are very rapid, much like a buzz saw, but then it will remain silent for half a minute reloading. Some identifying features of the ZSD63 is its rather boxy and tall hull with a geometric turret sitting at the back, slightly similar to a Wirbelwind's. Even ground target belts on your cannons cannot effectively damage it as its hull is overall quite empty, causing your shells to do little to no damage. Don't even get close to it unless the IL-2 (1942) (Germany) has a bomb. It can easily snap a wing off by casually putting a short burst in the IL-2 (1942) (Germany)'s flight path. Though it is hard to identify specific SPAA vehicles on the ground (especially when they are shooting tracers at the plane), if a ZSD63 is identified, avoid it at all costs and do not attempt head-ons with it, ever. ZSD63 - A dangerous SPAA to go up against in Tank Realistic Battles. It has green camo, greatly resembling an Me 410 but with an H-tail like a Bf 110's. It bears a pair of ShVAK cannons that can easily damage vital parts like engine or cooling systems. ![]() The Yak-2 has an amazing turn rate for a heavy fighter, thus the IL-2 (1942) (Germany) must avoid turning with it, if not dogfighting with it in general. Yak-2 KABB - Do not think that the IL-2 (1942) (Germany) can confidently outmanoeuvre this plane just because it is twin-engined. Most of the time the IL-2 can win a head-on with enemy fighters, however once an enemy climbs, usually the IL-2 player is doomed. ![]() The main threats to the IL-2 are enemy AAA and SPAA weapons, the occasional Allied attacker (A-36) and once they've arrived, enemy fighters. If being attacked from behind, reducing power and flying low to the ground may cause the enemy fighter to overshoot into the player's firing zone. If using this plane with a squad of German IL-2s, one could potentially form a makeshift "circle of death", with each plane circling while covering the squad-mate ahead of them. This aircraft can also excel in head-on attacks against enemy fighters, if needed for defensive actions. It's recommended to use bursts when dealing with enemy armour. The plane's 23 mm cannons' armour-piercing rounds will make easy work of enemy medium tanks when attacking from the sides, and can sometimes from the rear, though this seems to take more ammunition. In Air RB, this aircraft can devastate entire columns of enemy tanks and soft targets with ease. 2 x 250 kg SC250JA bombs (500 kg total).The IL-2 (1942) (Germany) can be outfitted with the following ordnance:
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