Nakajima Ki-75 i know was a heavy fighters mentioned on designations of Imperial Japanese Army aircraft in specific section of this forum. I don't know if was with one or two engines. I suspect was Rikugun Kokigen Plan I long range heavy fighter by design.
Hello!
My name is Pat and I own a facebook group called Subaru mechanics and we started a podcast talking about all things Subaru. I started to go down the rabbit hole as you can see as I have ended up here lol. I have been doing some research on Nakajima, Fuji Heavy Industries, and Subaru for...
I split those two unknown designs, posted by blackkite and found by him here http://blogs.yahoo.co.jp/ak277301/28343919.html,
from the "Fugaku : Z-plane, G10 or G12" thread and took the liberty to start this new one .
The title will be changed, when we know more about their origins, but I...
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Hi hesham enjoy!
I will report specification of these aircrafts near future.
http://www.ne.jp/asahi/airplane/museum/nakajima/91sen/91SEN.html
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Hi everyone ,
Looking out for more information and a drawing , of the ( Two-seat ) version of the
Nakajima Navy Exp.18-Shi " Tenrai " ( J5N1 ) otsu ( B ) type interceptor fighter.
Source : Japanese Aircraft of the Pacific War ( R.J.Francillon )
Thank's in advance
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