Sold Rank III Russian planes / P-63A-5 Kingcobra Premium / Yak-3P spaded / E-mail [FULL ACCESS]

Ideally for starters or as a gift to friends/cousins to get them into War Thunder and start playing together. Account comes with e-mail (full access) and you have free nick/name change.

• Expert crew
• Rank III P-63A-5 Kingcobra Premium Plane (spaded)
• Rank III Yak-3P with full modifications (spaded)
• Rank I Zhukovsky's I-153-M62 Premium Plane (spaded)
• ~500.000 Silver Lions
• ~200.000 Convertable RP
• Free nick/name change

Please ask if you have any questions.

P-63A-5 Kingcobra
"A single-seat, closed-canopy, all-metal monoplane fighter with retractable landing gear and a nose strut. The P-63 Kingcobra was developed as an improved version of the P-39 Airacobra and had a similar layout, with the engine located just behind the cockpit.
The Red Army became the main consumers of the P-63A. Deliveries to the Soviet Union began in the summer of 1944, via Alaska and the Northwest Staging Route. The P-63A began to support Soviet anti-aircraft operations in the spring of 1945.
The Soviet version of the P-63A differed from the American in one important feature: the presence of a crank to start the engine. In addition, the Soviets equipped the plane with FAB-100 and FAB-250 bombs under the fuselage."

• Powerful 37mm cannon with 4 12.7mm machine guns as backup.
• Slightly more powerful engine and better maneuverability than the already well performing P-39Q Airacobra
• Can WEP for a long time without overheating
• Jack of all trades

Yak-3P
"The Yak-3P is a fantastic all-round fighter. It has the maneuverability of an A6M, the armament of a FW-190, the speed of a P-63, all combined into one fantastic combo.
The armament is fantastic- three 20mm Cannons mounted in the nose can rip apart pretty much every plane you will face."

• Great Armament
• Good Acceleration
• Good speed in level flight
• Good climb rate
• Good horizontal energy retention
• Decent roll rate
• Sufficient ammunition capacity
• Intimidating red camouflage

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