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trailing edge. The view straight forward over the engine cowling was poor, even more so than common in single-seat fighters of the day. The view too the sides was reasonable, although the cockpit canopy was heavily framed. No concessions were made to the rearward view, the aft of the cockpit being faired
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called the best-handling airplane ever to fly, and its aerobatic capabilities are extensive. The Falco, however, offers a panorama otherwise available only to fighter pilots: 360 degrees of clear vision through a comfortable, fully enclosed bubble canopy. The airplane is also so compact that it's like
Wingspan: 17.5
Length: 14.54
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-alloy airframe of the Ki-43. In addition, the Ki-84 used a 65 mm armor-glass canopy, 13 mm of head and back armor, and multiple bulkheads in the fuselage, which protected both the methanol-water tank (used to increase the effectiveness of the supercharger) and the centrally located fuel tank. Your model
Wingspan: 16.67
Length: 14.62
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, and in the United Kingdom as the Westland Sea King. The major civil versions are the S-61L and S-61N.Thunderbolt is an early version of the "D," nicknamed for the ridge behind the cockpit (later P-47Ds had a bubble canopy). Aircraft carriers always deployed the Sea King as the first aircraft in the air and the last
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. The British RAF designated the Aircraft the P-51A Mustang II. Further improvements to the aircraft included the P-51D with the teardrop canopy which eliminated the blind area created by the faired cockpit and the larger vertical stabilizer to compensate for the affect of the teardrop canopy. The P-51D also
Wingspan: 17.76
Length: 15.45
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. The British RAF designated the Aircraft the P-51A Mustang II. Further improvements to the aircraft included the P-51D with the teardrop canopy which eliminated the blind area created by the faired cockpit and the larger vertical stabilizer to compensate for the affect of the teardrop canopy. The P-51D also
Wingspan: 17.76
Length: 15.45
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the first single seater fighter to reach 400 mph in level flight (earlier aircraft had reached that speed in a dive). This made it 50 mph faster than the Bf 109E. Cruising speed was 180 mph. It was also highly manoeuvrable. However, there were some problems with the aircraft. The "birdcage" cockpit canopy
Wingspan: 19
Length: 15.25
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the P-51D with the teardrop canopy which eliminated the blind area created by the faired cockpit and the larger vertical stabilizer to compensate for the affect of the teardrop canopy. The P-51D also incorporated the Packard built Merlin V1650-7 engine producing 1,695 hp which increased the speed
Wingspan: 17.53
Length: 16.12
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the P-51D with the teardrop canopy which eliminated the blind area created by the faired cockpit and the larger vertical stabilizer to compensate for the affect of the teardrop canopy. The P-51D also incorporated the Packard built Merlin V1650-7 engine producing 1,695 hp which increased the speed
Wingspan: 17.08
Length: 14.88
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the aircraft speed to over 390 MPH. The British RAF designated the Aircraft the P-51A Mustang II. Further improvements to the aircraft included the P-51D with the teardrop canopy which eliminated the blind area created by the faired cockpit and the larger vertical stabilizer to compensate for the affect
Wingspan: 17.08
Length: 14.88
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. Further improvements to the aircraft included the P-51D with the teardrop canopy which eliminated the blind area created by the faired cockpit and the larger vertical stabilizer to compensate for the affect of the teardrop canopy. The P-51D also incorporated the Packard built Merlin V1650-7 engine
Wingspan: 17.08
Length: 14.88
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5M2a", with an uprated Kotobuki 2-KAI-3A engine, and then the "A5M2b" with a Kotobuki 3 radial, improved cowling design, a three-bladed fixed prop, and a sliding canopy. The sliding canopy would prove unsatisfactory and was deleted in late production.The final and definitive "A5M4" variant was basically much like
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canopy) as well as sensors, and immediately attack them with 2.75 inch rockets and .50-caliber heavy machine gun pod fire. The twin T53 turbine engines mounted horizontally, turning 3-bladed propellers, were very quiet so the VC/NVA did not hear them coming. In contrast, a single T53 turbine mounted so
Wingspan: 18
Length: 15.5
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. T-28s are popular display aircraft on the international 'Warbird' circuit. One T-28 was fitted with a strengthened canopy for poor weather trials. Possibly the most colourful of all T-28s were those operated in high visibility markings by the US Navy. These flew for more than 20 years, before finally
Wingspan: 17.18
Length: 13.73
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the XT-28. The U.S. Air Force was so impressed during the initial flight they gave the order to North American to begin production. The North American T-28 Trojan, as it became known, had a canopy that was built frameless with a Wright R-1300 engine installed. This gave the aircraft a top speed in excess
Wingspan: 17.1734
Length: 14.6234
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-style canopy. Its only remarkable design feature was a propeller with reversible pitch, allowing it to be used to brake the aircraft during a dive bombing attack. The SB2U was evaluated against the Brewster XSBA-1, Curtiss XSBC-3, Great Lakes XB2G-1, Grumman XSBF-1 and Northrop XBT-1. All but the Great Lakes
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-style canopy. Its only remarkable design feature was a propeller with reversible pitch, allowing it to be used to brake the aircraft during a dive bombing attack. The SB2U was evaluated against the Brewster XSBA-1, Curtiss XSBC-3, Great Lakes XB2G-1, Grumman XSBF-1 and Northrop XBT-1. All but the Great Lakes
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rudder, producing the definitive Texan appearance. After a change to the rear of the canopy, the AT-6 was designated the Harvard II for RAF/RCAF orders and 1,173 were supplied by purchase or Lend Lease, mostly operating in Canada as part of the Empire Air Training Scheme. Next came the AT-6A which
Wingspan: 10.75
Length: 15.75
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featured a sliding canopy, a more powerful 90 hp (up from 75) Continental engine, separate bucket seats and a much improved instrument panel. Over the period of production (1964-1967) Alon produced 245 A2s, with peak production of 137 in 1966. The last 25 A2s produced by Alon had spring steel landing gear
Wingspan: 18
Length: 11.64
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was significantly different from the prototype. The cockpit was moved back three feet. This allowed the fuel tanks to be removed from the wings and placed in front of the pilot. This in turn allowed the installation of three .50 calibre machine guns in the each wings. The cockpit canopy was slightly improved
Wingspan: 16.25
Length: 12.25
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was significantly different from the prototype. The cockpit was moved back three feet. This allowed the fuel tanks to be removed from the wings and placed in front of the pilot. This in turn allowed the installation of three .50 calibre machine guns in the each wings. The cockpit canopy was slightly improved
Wingspan: 15
Length: 12.5
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called the Rangemaster. The Rangemaster was powered by the same 195kW (260hp) Lycoming engine as the Navion Super 260, but instead of the rear sliding canopy of earlier Navions, the Rangemaster had a reprofiled, more streamlined five seat cabin. Later production Rangemasters had a smaller tail
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rear cockpit and the weapons operator forward under individual hinged canopies; the central and rear fuselage were unchanged. To give the MiI-24D protection from ground weapons, titanium was introduced into the main rotor blades and the rotor head, providing the ability to withstand 20mm cannon shells
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-to-ground weapon, heavy losses resulted from its vulnerability to fighter attack. Consequently, in February 1942, the two-seat design was revived. The IL-2M with a rear gunner under the stretched canopy entered service in September 1942 with surviving single-seaters eventually modified to this standard. Later
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