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My question is, would a B-17 have its landing flaps deployed at all at this
lower speed and altitude if it was not landing, just hedge-hopping home? And if so, how much? No.... if I were flying a four engined aircraft with two fans out, the flaps wouldn't drop out until short final. He's already in serious trouble; any added drag might be the straw that breaks the camel's back. Okay, that's one less thing to think about. The way I see it now, the base of the diorama will be the coast line of Belgium, with the Fort just "leaving" Festung Europa with all deliberate speed. Walt |
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