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It did eventually become a long-range transport
Mayebe yet another silhouette where there is more to it than it seems - including twin tail and four engines
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which is what made me think Japanese, but it's not a Mitsubishi.
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You mean something like Nakajima Ki-19?
The fourth prototype was converted to the mail plane in April 1939 it got the new designation N-19. It was commonly referred to as the N-19 Long-Range Communications Aircraft and sold to the Domei Tsushin (Domei Press Agency), under registration J-BACN and was named Domei No.2
The fourth prototype was converted to the mail plane in April 1939 it got the new designation N-19. It was commonly referred to as the N-19 Long-Range Communications Aircraft and sold to the Domei Tsushin (Domei Press Agency), under registration J-BACN and was named Domei No.2
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No. I am asking if it is Nakajima LB-2.
Adapted for civil use, the LB-2 prototype's bomb bay was replaced with a fuel tank and a cabin for six passengers was fitted, with the bombardier's position in the nose was converted to store luggage. Mantchukuo National Airways.
Adapted for civil use, the LB-2 prototype's bomb bay was replaced with a fuel tank and a cabin for six passengers was fitted, with the bombardier's position in the nose was converted to store luggage. Mantchukuo National Airways.
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That'll teach me to keep my big mouth shut!!