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<blockquote data-quote="Deltafan" data-source="post: 57816" data-attributes="member: 109"><p>Part five :</p><p></p><p>D.600 : 1932-33 : postal, one engine (project)</p><p>D.600 : 1937 : fighter, two engines (project)</p><p>D.600 : 1939 : bomber, three seats, two engines (project)</p><p>D.600 : 1942 : fighter (project for Spain, mock-up)</p><p>D.601 : 1932-33 : postal, one engine (project)</p><p>D.601 : 1937 : fighter, two engines (project)</p><p>D.602 : 1932-33 : postal, one engine (project)</p><p>D.610 : 1933 : postal, one engine (project)</p><p>D.610 : 1937 : command (?), 3 seats, 2 engines (project)</p><p>D.611 : 1937 : command (?), 3 seats, 2 engines (project)</p><p>D.620 : 1933 : postal, one engine (project)</p><p>D.620 : 1934 : transport, three engines </p><p>D.620 Militaire : 1934 : bomber, derivative of the second D.620 (project)</p><p>D.621 : 1935 : derivative of the second D.620 (project)</p><p>D.630 : 1935 : fighter, two engines (project)</p><p>D.631 : 1935 : fighter, two engines (project)</p><p>D.640 : 1934 : fighter, 2 seats, two engines (project)</p><p>HD.650 ? : 1934 : fighter, derivative of the D.640 (project)</p><p>D.660 : 1935 : bomber, two engines (project)</p><p>HD.670 : 1935 : seaplane (project)</p><p>D.670 : 1937 : 3 seats, two engines (project)</p><p>D.671 : 1937 : 3 seats, two engines (project)</p><p>D.680 : 1936 : dive bomber, two engines (project)</p><p>HD.700 : 1934 : seaplane, to cross South Atlantic (project)</p><p>D.700 : 1937 : 3 seats, two engines (unfinished prototype)</p><p>D.700 : 1945-46 : Pulqui I : interceptor jet for Argentina</p><p>D.700-T2 : 1945 : transport, two engines (project studied in Spain)</p><p>D.710 : 1938 : 3 seats, two engines (project)</p><p>D.710 : 1947 : transport, two engines (project studied in Argentina)</p><p>D.720 : 1938 : 3 seats, two engines, derivative of the first D.700 </p><p>D.720 : 1948 : interceptor jet (project studied in Argentina)</p><p>D.721 : 1938 : derivative of the first D.720 (unfinished prototype)</p><p>HD.730 : 1938 : seaplane, observation</p><p>D.730 : 1952 : interceptor jet (project studied in Spain and in Argentina)</p><p>HD.731 : 1938 : seaplane, derivative of the HD.730 </p><p>HD.732 : 1942 : seaplane, trainer (project)</p><p>HD.740 : 1938 : seaplane, school (project)</p><p>D.740 : 1952 : interceptor jet (project studied in Spain and in Argentina)</p><p>D.750 : 1938 : seaplane, navy observation</p><p>D.750 : 1952 : liaison, one engine </p><p>D.750-1 : renamed second D.750</p><p>D.750-2 : 1954 : derivative of the D.750-1</p><p>D.760 : 1955 : trainer jet, 2 seats (project studied in Spain)</p><p>D.770 : 1938 : ground attack, three seats, 2 engines</p><p>D.770 : 1955 : trainer jet, 1-2 seats (project)</p><p>D.771 : 1938 : derivative of the ground attack D.770</p><p>D.772 : 1939 : light bomber, 3 seats, derivative of the ground attack D.770 (unfinished prototype)</p><p>HD.780 : 1938 : seaplane, fighter (2 unfinished)</p><p>D.790 : 1939 : navy fighter (project)</p><p>D.790B : 1939 : derivative of the D.790 (2 unfinished)</p><p>D.800 : 1937 : heavy bombler, 4 engines (unfinished prototype)</p><p>D.810 : 1937 : bomber, 2 engines (project)</p><p>D.820 : 1937 : bomber, 4 engines (project)</p><p>D.821 : 1937 : derivative of the D.820 (project)</p><p>D.860 : 1939 : navy fighter, derivative of the D.520 (project)</p><p>D.900 : 1937 : for long distances records, three engines (project)</p><p></p><p>The end, for now</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Deltafan, post: 57816, member: 109"] Part five : D.600 : 1932-33 : postal, one engine (project) D.600 : 1937 : fighter, two engines (project) D.600 : 1939 : bomber, three seats, two engines (project) D.600 : 1942 : fighter (project for Spain, mock-up) D.601 : 1932-33 : postal, one engine (project) D.601 : 1937 : fighter, two engines (project) D.602 : 1932-33 : postal, one engine (project) D.610 : 1933 : postal, one engine (project) D.610 : 1937 : command (?), 3 seats, 2 engines (project) D.611 : 1937 : command (?), 3 seats, 2 engines (project) D.620 : 1933 : postal, one engine (project) D.620 : 1934 : transport, three engines D.620 Militaire : 1934 : bomber, derivative of the second D.620 (project) D.621 : 1935 : derivative of the second D.620 (project) D.630 : 1935 : fighter, two engines (project) D.631 : 1935 : fighter, two engines (project) D.640 : 1934 : fighter, 2 seats, two engines (project) HD.650 ? : 1934 : fighter, derivative of the D.640 (project) D.660 : 1935 : bomber, two engines (project) HD.670 : 1935 : seaplane (project) D.670 : 1937 : 3 seats, two engines (project) D.671 : 1937 : 3 seats, two engines (project) D.680 : 1936 : dive bomber, two engines (project) HD.700 : 1934 : seaplane, to cross South Atlantic (project) D.700 : 1937 : 3 seats, two engines (unfinished prototype) D.700 : 1945-46 : Pulqui I : interceptor jet for Argentina D.700-T2 : 1945 : transport, two engines (project studied in Spain) D.710 : 1938 : 3 seats, two engines (project) D.710 : 1947 : transport, two engines (project studied in Argentina) D.720 : 1938 : 3 seats, two engines, derivative of the first D.700 D.720 : 1948 : interceptor jet (project studied in Argentina) D.721 : 1938 : derivative of the first D.720 (unfinished prototype) HD.730 : 1938 : seaplane, observation D.730 : 1952 : interceptor jet (project studied in Spain and in Argentina) HD.731 : 1938 : seaplane, derivative of the HD.730 HD.732 : 1942 : seaplane, trainer (project) HD.740 : 1938 : seaplane, school (project) D.740 : 1952 : interceptor jet (project studied in Spain and in Argentina) D.750 : 1938 : seaplane, navy observation D.750 : 1952 : liaison, one engine D.750-1 : renamed second D.750 D.750-2 : 1954 : derivative of the D.750-1 D.760 : 1955 : trainer jet, 2 seats (project studied in Spain) D.770 : 1938 : ground attack, three seats, 2 engines D.770 : 1955 : trainer jet, 1-2 seats (project) D.771 : 1938 : derivative of the ground attack D.770 D.772 : 1939 : light bomber, 3 seats, derivative of the ground attack D.770 (unfinished prototype) HD.780 : 1938 : seaplane, fighter (2 unfinished) D.790 : 1939 : navy fighter (project) D.790B : 1939 : derivative of the D.790 (2 unfinished) D.800 : 1937 : heavy bombler, 4 engines (unfinished prototype) D.810 : 1937 : bomber, 2 engines (project) D.820 : 1937 : bomber, 4 engines (project) D.821 : 1937 : derivative of the D.820 (project) D.860 : 1939 : navy fighter, derivative of the D.520 (project) D.900 : 1937 : for long distances records, three engines (project) The end, for now [/QUOTE]
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