Now Fright + Cost/payload. Idea OK. Meinly B2 spirit. Rosiaa Super Highsobic. Army pease. Japan Kawssaki C2 JR Control Rinia. Orbit .Bigcurcul Anti Graviy Eleveter BASIC possibility. HighScoler Level Msde.
@df-zd8vm3 жыл бұрын
昨今は猫も杓子もハイブリッドだが極めればガソリンエンジンの方が良い。それと同じだ。
@maxsmodels10 жыл бұрын
I am glad to see such a rare piece of Japanese history fly again.
Was this filmed at the Tillamook Air Museum? I live in Ontario, Canada but I have been out to Oregon on a couple of occasions and visited the Tillamook Air Museum twice.
@robertdundas45932 жыл бұрын
No oregon has 1 wooen hangar left, this one cement and metal.
I am sorry that I have no Japanese language skills, but my favorite Japanese fighters were the Mitsubishi Zero, Kawasaki and Nakajima and all their variants......The Engine Roar doesn't need an interpreter!
Very nice but a few details are strange. 1. The glass canopy looks more like a P-51 or P-47 than it does a Zero. 2. It very much appears to be scaled down from actual size. It may well be a 3/4 kit plane or home made replica. As a Zero and Oscar lover I admire the work to make this plane but it falls short of the actual beauty of the genuine Mitsubishi of the 2nd world war.
@davidstone23195 жыл бұрын
It doesnt look like a Zero canopy because it is not a Zero. I think the canopy favors the later Yaks more than the P51 or P47. This is full sized; there are no scaled down two row radials to build one off of.
@johnkim1005309 жыл бұрын
よく再現しました。
@thierryruellan65814 жыл бұрын
See to me Nakajima built the most beautiful aircraft in Japan inventory, lines are very pure, when it looks right, it flies right. Second is Nakajima KI84. Thanks for this incredible video, would like to know where this aircraft was found and who did such a great job and beautiful restoration. 2 thumbs up!!!
Very lightly armed for a fighter. Didn't make much sense to me. But it's beautiful and I'm glad to see it restored and flying. I would love to see a Kawasaki Ki 61 flying. And I know that there a couple out there.
@Chibanah7 ай бұрын
It was not a rare example of that time from ther late 1930's. Some Soviet aircrafts were similarly poorly armed. Nakajima didn't prefer to put guns on the wings, but also those German and Soviet aircrafts in the early years didn't have guns on their wings either. British Spitfire and American Warhawk were the only one in the early years, which had great firepower. Also when Hayabusa was developed, there were not heavily armed fighters to fight against, also Japan was not in war with the US yet.
@Shinichiro_Higuchi5 жыл бұрын
車輪カバーの無いデザインは、ボーイング B737、三菱MRJも同じですね。
@YosukeNakane10 жыл бұрын
色々な物を動態保存する努力を日本もするべき。
@doc-nobody-glider4 жыл бұрын
Hey Guys, I had this plane as a flying RC- modell :-) Arrigato mas, mas! Watashi no namea Doc Nobody des