I know tankmen do what they're best at, tanks. But, at the moment I'm making a recreational scene from a scrapped movie script, that opens up with a biplane dogfight.

And if you're wondering what script, get this.

Anyone familiar of the 2005 film, by Peter Jackson. "King Kong"?

turns out back in the late 90s, Peter Jackson was intended to make his film "King Kong" during 1996, and set to be released in 1998. But was scrapped by Universal, because they got cold feet, thinking the film would be in third place out of three monster films, that were also remakes.

Such as the Roland Emmerich's american attempted remake film "Godzilla", which was a box office disappointment as some stated.

And Disney's "Mighty Joe Young". Which was good, Great retelling, and great musical score by James Horner.

But since those films were due to come out the following year, since Peter and his crew at "Weta Workshop" were planning principle photography in 1997, they were forced to cancel their film and work on other projects at the time.

And so, you're now questioning, why the back history? Well the script was entirely different, then the 2005 version.

Jack was a World War I fighter pilot, Ann was a archeologist, And Carl Denham was a big villain.

(And in the opening of the 96 draft, Jack was a World War I fighter pilot, and was in a biplane dogfight with the Red Baron in 1917)

(Best to leave it at that, so I won't spoil too much)

Tankmen (c) Johnnyutah

Gmod (Garry's Mod) (c) Garry Newman.