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Discussion in 'Quiz Me!' started by skunk works, Aug 7, 2008.

  1. Spartanroller

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    Ki-43? :)
     
  2. Gebirgsjaeger

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    No, the numbers didn“t match to it.
     
  3. machine shop tom

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    Nakajima Ki-115 Tsurugi

    I have one to post when this is verified.

    (How you guys been?)

    tom
     
  4. Gebirgsjaeger

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    Yes thats your turn Tom! Fine to find an other player, lets start!
     
  5. Spartanroller

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    G'day Ulrich and nice spot Tom :)
     
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    Good day Nigel!
     
  7. machine shop tom

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    Hokay, here 'tis:

    tom
     

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  8. Spartanroller

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  9. T. A. Gardner

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    Seversky 2PA-B3 or Navy Type S / A8V1 2 seat fighter.
     
  10. machine shop tom

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    Yep. Apparently Seversky sold 20 of these planes to Japan in 1939. I would guess that the Japs were most underwhelmed..................

    tom
     
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    T.A.Gardner, are you doing this one? If not, i have one...
     
  12. Spartanroller

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    While we wait, if nobody objects, i propose this one;
     

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    little clue - it's a glider :)
     
  14. Spartanroller

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    another little clue, it first flew in 1941 :)
     
  15. Spartanroller

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    another little clue, it was designed to test tailless airframes :)
     
  16. TiredOldSoldier

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    Possibly related to the Northrop XP 56 or Curtiss XP 55 or Vultee XP 54 ?
    It does have some resemblance to the Northrop.
     
  17. Spartanroller

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    not the right part of the world TOS. I can't say for sure there's no connection at all, but i think not. :)

    it flew about 70 times before crashing badly. :)
     
  18. Spartanroller

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    little clue it was from an asian country :)
     
  19. TiredOldSoldier

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    Japanese KU3
     
  20. Spartanroller

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    you got it - Kayaba Ku-3 - your turn :)
     

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