Id. japanese aircraft

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Re: Id. japanese aircraft

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Post by The Edge » 03 Dec 2010, 14:31

Wrong! 8O Not a DC-3/L2D type plane, but earlier Douglas Aircraft Company DC-2 (built under license by Nakajima Aircraft Company, Ltd.) - note the characteristic nose lights:
http://i580.photobucket.com/albums/ss24 ... 1260440972

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Post by AVV » 03 Dec 2010, 14:54

Yes, me wrong. :oops:
And what's your expert opinion on the first plane - the Wal features seem too characteristic? :)

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Re: Id. japanese aircraft

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Post by The Edge » 03 Dec 2010, 15:54

AVV wrote:Yes, me wrong. :oops:
And what's your expert opinion on the first plane - the Wal features seem too characteristic? :)
Yes, but wrong tail shape and rather narrow fuselage for a flying-boat.

Have you seen this one? :wink:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kawasaki_Ka_87
also:
http://www.airwar.ru/enc/bww1/don.html

Sturm 78 found two really nice photos! :D

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Post by AVV » 03 Dec 2010, 16:20

The Edge wrote:Yes, but wrong tail shape and rather narrow fuselage for a flying-boat.
At least I've got the maker right. :D
The Edge wrote:Sturm 78 found two really nice photos!
Yes, without doubt.

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Re: Id. japanese aircraft

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Post by The Edge » 03 Dec 2010, 16:48

AVV wrote:At least I've got the maker right. :D
Frankly, at first glance I also identified Kawasaki plane as "Wal licence" :oops: and concentrated on DC-2. Only when you asked me directly to check the plane I noticed something is wrong. :wink:

(Don't tell my boss, but I'm kinda absent at Friday, when weekend is near :wink: )

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Post by Sturm78 » 04 Dec 2010, 11:39

Thank you very much for your help, The Edge and Aleks. :D

Rare plane!!

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Post by Sturm78 » 05 Jan 2011, 20:11

Hi all,

Can anybody help me to identify these japanese fighters? Ki-43 ??? :?


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Re: Id. japanese aircraft

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Post by peeved » 05 Jan 2011, 20:26

Hi Sturm,

I'd say Ki-27s without spats, cf. http://www.wwiivehicles.com/japan/aircr ... 7-nate.asp

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Post by Sturm78 » 06 Jan 2011, 12:34

Thank you, Markus. I think you are right.

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Post by TISO » 17 Jan 2011, 14:14

peeved wrote:Hi Sturm,

I'd say Ki-27s without spats, cf. http://www.wwiivehicles.com/japan/aircr ... 7-nate.asp

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Acctualy you are partly right.
It is Mashu Ki-79a. A single seat trainer version of Ki-27 licence bult by Mashu company. This foto is of planes from the Kyoiku Hikotai (Training Air Group) in Manchuria 1944-45. Acctually the plane no.24 is one of more known planes of the type

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Re: Id. japanese aircraft

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Post by Luftflotte2 » 21 Jan 2011, 00:31

I have have been looking for Ki-79 pics and this one has been under my nose for quite some time!!! 8O :roll: :D

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Re: Id. japanese aircraft

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Post by Seapaws » 24 Feb 2011, 02:34

May I suggest this site: www.aviaster.org/index2.html

It has everything. Seapaws

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Re: Id. japanese aircraft

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Post by TISO » 26 Feb 2011, 14:47

On yu link are two good pic's of Ki-79b two seat trainers, one bomb laden of 113.Shimbu-tai (special attack unit).

BTW to be more specific on posted pic. The marking on the tail of Ki-79a posted is from 26. Kyoiku hikotai was used from march of 1944 to the end of the war in Manchuria.

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Re: Id. japanese aircraft

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Post by Sturm78 » 11 Sep 2012, 00:48

Hi all,

Any idea??

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