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Topic: Frank or George?
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Lorus
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posted 10-23- 02:32 PM
   
Is anyone working on a version of the Mitsubishi Hayate known in WW2 by the Americans as Frank (or was it George)'
I played a version in Warbirds and I was very impressed?IP: Logged |
Blasius1
Cadet
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posted 10-23- 04:28 PM
hello,
" george was a Kawanishi.
i believe, u mean the nakajima Ki84 Hayate. from the US guys called Frank.
sorry, but i m not a plane builder.
regards Blasius------------------
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Razer
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posted 10-23- 04:48 PM
Yes the Ki-84 was the Nakajima Ki84 "Frank".
I have a book that a japanese friend sent me and it has everything you need to build the plane. I mean everything! I have a model but it's crappy and i planed to redo it after i get the Ki-61 up to par with the P-39. Then i was going to start on a new Ki-84 model. [This message has been edited by Razer (edited 10-23-2000).] IP: Logged |
Lorus
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posted 10-24- 03:50 PM
Yep that's the one! Nakajima Hayate KI 84 - hope you finish it soon!
Let me know how you get on!IP: Logged |
Razer
Pilot
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posted 10-24- 04:29 PM
i want to see the Frank fly also. but i'm stuck on the Ki-61 right now and untill i fix my little glass problem. no planes are getting worked on..  IP: Logged |
Lorus
Cadet
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posted 10-25- 02:28 PM
I wish I could help but I wouldn't know where to start Razer!thanks anyway! IP: Logged |
Whirlwind
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posted 10-26- 09:19 AM
There were two franks, I think. I'll have to get the model numbers when I get home. I have pit shots (color) for the Ki-100, Zero-Zen, Ki-46, and Shinden-KaiIP: Logged |
Razer
Pilot
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posted 10-26- 11:16 AM
Ki-100 was the super version of the Ki-61. Super meaning it was the last variant of the Ki-61. The Ki-46 was a 2 engine bomber nicknamed the "Dinah".can you send me the pics of the Ki-100,Zero, and the Ki-46? Would love to see then, i need to see what the Ki-100 is anyway. IP: Logged |
Whirlwind
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posted 10-26- 01:13 PM
Sure, it will give me some motivation to move the wife's scanner and software over to my computer (she doesn't use her computer since she got the company laptop) and rehook the USB up to the printer. I also owe some screen shots to a few people. I am slow, but I am sure slow.IP: Logged |
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