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Nakajima Kikka, August 1945

Started by nönöbär, January 10, 2021, 05:03:28 AM

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Flyer

Nice collection TomZ! :thumbsup:

The Ki-201 look's a lot like the 262 on that angle, only the tail surfaces look slightly different, is there much difference between them besides the tail?
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dumaniac

From my perspective, the 262 has a narrow waist just before the rear stabilisers - the other two are "fat" waisted or so it appears. The Russian aircraft has mostly unswept wings - similar to the AR234. The Russian nacelles look longer but that could be an optical allusion. I seem to recall reading that the Russians largely copied the 262 (makes good pragmatic sense) but then politically, it was not a good look to have anything German so the project was abandoned in favour of another design, even though the other design was not as good in performance.

It sure would be nice to have all three in 48.

TomZ

Quote from: Flyer on January 14, 2021, 02:12:33 AM
Nice collection TomZ! :thumbsup:
The Ki-201 look's a lot like the 262 on that angle, only the tail surfaces look slightly different, is there much difference between them besides the tail?

The Ki-201 is a little bit bigger and the fuselage cross section is completely different. The 262 has a triangular cross section, the 201 more of an oval.
And of course the 201 has more straight wings.

TomZ
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Flyer

"I'm a precisional instrument of speed and aromatics." - Tow Mater.

"People say nothing is impossible, but I do nothing all day." - A. A. Milne.

su27rules

Quote from: TomZ on January 14, 2021, 01:24:22 AM
I Also have these three, but in 1/144:

From left to right: Kikka, Ki-201, Me-262
TomZ

Very nice !! :wub: :wub: :thumbsup: