The North American P-51 Mustang is an aircraft that appeared in most Strikers video games. It first appears as a playable aircraft in Strikers 1945 then as a support aircraft for the P-38 Lightning in later games.
The North American P-51 Mustang & The German Focke-Wulf Ta152 hasboth American and British origins. It was designed by Americans to a British specification, and only reaching its full potential when fitted with a British engine. It was a huge presence in the battle against the Axis powers during WWII.
Its success would later lead to the development of the F-82 Twin Mustang.
P-51 Mustang Fighters Index model (Strikers 1945 II)
A supporting P-51 in the Strikers' hangar
a Supporting fleet of Mustangs on Strikers 1945 II
The supporting P-51 in Strikers 1945 Plus
The P-51 firing Consecutive Rocket Missiles at Level 1 in Strikers 1945 Collection
The P-51 firing Consecutive Rocket Missiles at Level 2 in Strikers 1945 Collection
The P-51 firing Consecutive Rocket Missiles at Level 3 in Strikers 1945 Collection
The P-51 firing Consecutive Rocket Missiles at Level 4 in Strikers 1945 Collection
The supporting P-51 in Strikers 1945 Collection
A comparison between the playable P-51 (left) and a supporting P-51 (right) in Strikers 1945 Collection
The P-51 Mustang character puzzle in Strikers 1945 Collection
Trivia[]
The Mustang is the first aircraft in the Strikers 1945 series that was demoted from playable to support.
In the Android version, this aircraft starts with its main shot at level 2 and 3 bombs, but will be locked for 2 hours starting with the moment it was selected, along with the Spitfire Mk. VII, Messerschmitt Bf-109, Zero Fighter, and J7W Shinden.
This is no longer the case as of September 24, 2020. It instead can be unlocked by playing the game 100 times.