

The aircraft can not handle negative G forces at all, only perform under 300 km/h recommended to roll over.Īs with all the other British planes, this plane is also very forgiving when using Manual Engine Settings. Wings will rip with positive G forces at 540 km/h after that make small turns. Do not dive over 700 km/h if this happens, pull up slowly.

When they engage from the sides roll and go towards their direction, do not perform a head-on but dive under them, if they follow they will burn a lot of energy.When they are diving on your six pull up to a 40-degree angle, when they are 0.80 km away from you, please note that this only works when they approach from a high angle, otherwise roll down and then hard left.Some tactics to drag them down without getting shot down yourself are these: If this fails, try baiting the enemy planes down to a lower altitude and turn engaging in a turn fight with them. This will stop them from getting above you into their favourable territory. Plagis' Spitfire is a capable fighter which plays similar to the Spitfire Mk.IX, but with minor changes.Ī recommended play-style is climbing directly through the enemies climb path to cut it off and get directly above them using your superior climb rate. Plagis' Spitfire LF Mk IXc can be outfitted with the following ordnance: The last of the Merlin engine Spitfires before progressing on to the Griffon powered variants, has the perfect balance of turning performance (second only to its Japanese counterparts) as well as its "Boom and Zoom" capability that becomes more possible with later model Spitfires. The LF IX is considered by most to be the perfect Spitfire due to its balanced all-round performance and impressive statistics. It features an exceptional rate of climb, whilst still retaining the manoeuvrability of its early lineage. The Spitfire LF Mk IX is very much a short range, point interceptor fighter and the stand out fighter in the mid-Spitfire lineup. The plane is painted after the camouflage scheme of the plane used by Southern Rhodesian pilot John Plagis of the No.126 Squadron, Royal Air Force. It has also been available in-game for Golden Eagles for a limited time during the British 2018 "Royal Air Force Centenary", the 20 "Battle of Britain Day" and the 2022 "Spitfire Mk.IX first flight" mini-events. It has been made available again in the store for the 2020 "80 th Anniversary of the Battle of Britain" event and the 2021 May sale.
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It was introduced as a premium pack in Update 1.49 "Weapons of Victory" and was removed from the Gaijin store in May 2016. With a battle rating of 5.3 (AB), 5.7 (RB), and 5.0 (SB). Plagis' Spitfire LF Mk IXc is a premium gift rank IV British fighter
