P51 over Yateley 1:55.

Great idea but a minor flaw. You couldn’t not persecute the Jews!;)

In good old Nazi tradition do all that then persecute them afterwards.

Don’t persecute the Jews. Start your own Manhattan project (Jewish scientists). Get nuclear weapons.
Invest in Jet and Rocket technology.
Boom!

The original Dambusters film is a great film but has some outrageously atrocious special effects typical of a 1950’s film.
I wince every time I see the Lancaster crash into the pylon. You can almost see the wires, model scenery, flat backdrop and hand holding up the model.

Deep blue world on the other hand has some of the most unobtrusive cgi special effects and touched up old BoB movies outtakes combined into
the movie. You have to struggle to see them.

CGI needs to be done well so you don’t see it. It also offers an opportunity to place the viewer into positions not possible with real or model aircraft.
Take the digitally remastered battle scene from Star Wars as an example.

Amazing CGI https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HifR0Ndsh10
Comparison between CGI and Models https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8faBFPENMbg

I look forward to a new Dambusters film and also look forward to a remastering of the original with the horrid fx’s replaced with modern CGI.

The Bismark was not designed to engage naval ships, she was a surface raider. Perhaps her downfall was she never really wanted to
engage the Royal Navy in Battle.
Having said that she did take hits and was heavily damaged before the Swordfish engaged.
Ironically if the Swordfish had not attacked Sheffield by mistake and if she (Bismark) had stopped engines and had done nothing to defend herself against the Swordfish she probably would have survived.

My father served on HMS Anson during WW2. Those German sailors were brave men.

Didn’t realise the Tempest had an inline engine. Always thought it had a radial.
Presumably enough Napier Sabre engines survive to make a few complete ones?

Ironically Americans seem to mostly shoot Americans.
So leave em to it I say.