What Cockpit? MK V
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Mel, Sorry, the aircraft is not of Italian origin. The aircraft does indeed have an in-line engine.
Here is some detail of the port "N" strut:
Here is some detail of the port "N" strut:
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Hi Bri
Still plugging away here. Recap:-
Not Russian, Czech,German,Italian.
Biplane
Inline piston engine
Twin sychronised machine guns above engine.
First flown 1935
600 approx built.
OK, I will go write across the other side of the world and say it is the Kawasaki Ki-10
Mel
Still plugging away here. Recap:-
Not Russian, Czech,German,Italian.
Biplane
Inline piston engine
Twin sychronised machine guns above engine.
First flown 1935
600 approx built.
OK, I will go write across the other side of the world and say it is the Kawasaki Ki-10
Mel
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Spot on, Mel.
The Ki-10 "Perry" in thread#866, (also known as the Type 95 fighter), may have been captured by Russian-Mongol forces during the Nomonhan Incident, (Battle of Khulkhin Gol), the Soviet-Japan border war of 1939.
Photos courtesy of George Mellinger. Over to you.
The Ki-10 "Perry" in thread#866, (also known as the Type 95 fighter), may have been captured by Russian-Mongol forces during the Nomonhan Incident, (Battle of Khulkhin Gol), the Soviet-Japan border war of 1939.Photos courtesy of George Mellinger. Over to you.
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Thanks for that Bri. It was a great challenge and it was interesting to discover the many aircraft that fell into that category. I am sure this one will cause no problems.
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Very interesting, a great deal more modern than we have had of late. I see it has its own ignition key. I hope it will encourage more thread followers to have a crack at solving the challenge.Is that windows XP 
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I see it has its own ignition key
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dakkg651 certainly takes the honour for that one. dakkg651 if the reason that you did not claim it, is because you haven't a challenge to post just offer it up to others who may well have.
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Mel: There are a few clues there to convince me that I know who the cuprit is, and if so, this was no challenge to him. (and hence the 'friendly' banter) 'Tis a pity he didnt let it run for a while though.
Perhaps 'Pigboat' may have a challenge as the Griffin was only a fill in.
dak; do you have a hunter in the office?
Perhaps 'Pigboat' may have a challenge as the Griffin was only a fill in.
dak; do you have a hunter in the office?