Silhouette challenge
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Thanks one11,
The picture I found was the same machine but after it had been painted and appears to have aquired frameless windshields, a silencer and another row of louvres to the cowl, which appeared to me as reasonable, as yours looked like it was when rolled-out.
Unfortunately, as I'm at work and only online sporadically during breaks, I'll have to declare Open House.
The picture I found was the same machine but after it had been painted and appears to have aquired frameless windshields, a silencer and another row of louvres to the cowl, which appeared to me as reasonable, as yours looked like it was when rolled-out.
Unfortunately, as I'm at work and only online sporadically during breaks, I'll have to declare Open House.
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That looks very interesting LM!
Shaft driven vertical props under the wings, is there another one on the top of the fin for an early shot at VTOL or are they just for lift augmentation?
Unfortunately I'm out of time now and I bet it'll be gone before I can get back, soddit!
Shaft driven vertical props under the wings, is there another one on the top of the fin for an early shot at VTOL or are they just for lift augmentation?
Unfortunately I'm out of time now and I bet it'll be gone before I can get back, soddit!
Shaft driven vertical props under the wings, is there another one on the top of the fin for an early shot at VTOL or are they just for lift augmentation?
Whilst the original aeroplane flew, I can find no evidence to suggest that the conversion did.
Well done. Your control.
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At those times many german ,french ,american , and british worked in Japan 
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Here is the bird :
Axis History Forum • View topic - Info: Early Japanese Army Air Force Aircraft
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Axis History Forum • View topic - Info: Early Japanese Army Air Force Aircraft
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It could be the Mitsubishi Army type 92 ?
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I can't view the quiz image unfortunately. I tried firefox, ie8 and chrome, my normal browser, but it wont show in any of them? From Graemes guess (hope your right btw) whatever the original was, it looks right up my street, bloody typical 
I can't view the quiz image unfortunately.
Sorry, I'm just screwing with ya! I can't see anything either!
Just have to wait for Richard to return.
