If you liked my first Gotha Night Bomber II AV then your going to love this III AV! Added two more guns to the rear! One shoots to the rear while one shoots downward through the "tunnel"! And three awesome cockpit camera views! The same pair of Focke Wolf2 engines power this Old War Bird for that awesome sound!
The GOTHA G-IV Night Bomber of WWI. The earlier Gotha G-III was designed so that the rear gunner had to switch between firing the dorsal gun and the ventral guns, which was not very efficient, especially in the heat of combat! The Gotha G-IV was an improvement over the G-III by the adding of the "Gotha Tunnel" that allowed the rear gunner to quickly aim his dorsal gun down into the tunnel firing at his targets below the airplane, eliminating the need for the ventral gun. Although, there was still provision to mount one if so desired.
Enjoy!
The GOTHA G-IV Night Bomber of WWI. The earlier Gotha G-III was designed so that the rear gunner had to switch between firing the dorsal gun and the ventral guns, which was not very efficient, especially in the heat of combat! The Gotha G-IV was an improvement over the G-III by the adding of the "Gotha Tunnel" that allowed the rear gunner to quickly aim his dorsal gun down into the tunnel firing at his targets below the airplane, eliminating the need for the ventral gun. Although, there was still provision to mount one if so desired.
Enjoy!
