FD Scale Aircraft 9: The Next Generation

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Re: FD Scale Aircraft 9: The Next Generation

#161 Post by eswube »

@Dragon63
I'm looking forward to see it. :)

Another update. :)
Germany (Netherlands, Soviet Union, Switzerland), Siebel Si-204
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Czechoslovakia, Aero C-103/C-3
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France (Poland), SNCAC NC-701 and NC-702 Martinet
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EDIT: Also DC-8-62 chartered 1987-1988 by LOT Polish Airlines added to Polish Wings thread:
http://www.shipbucket.com/forums/viewto ... 410#p86410
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Re: FD Scale Aircraft 9: The Next Generation

#162 Post by Hood »

A series of most excellent updates and additions. A real treat to see these.
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Re: FD Scale Aircraft 9: The Next Generation

#163 Post by Naixoterk »

^^ :shock: nice ones!
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Re: FD Scale Aircraft 9: The Next Generation

#164 Post by Hood »

Gudkov Gu-1
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I think this qualifies here, being a real aircraft even though it crashed on its maiden flight!

Designed by Mikhail Ivanovich Gudkov, one of the LaGG trio, from 1941. It was powered by a 1,380hp Mikulin AM-37 and armed with a 37mm Taubin cannon (81 rounds) firing through the propeller hub and six ShKas MGs in the wings/ wing roots. The prototype first flew on 12 June 1943, but only reached 650ft (200m) before sideslipping into the ground. Taxi trials had not gone well before and its now thought the wing was too small.
An improved Gu-2 was planned with a 45mm cannon with two synchronised 20mm ShVak and two synchronised 12.7mm UBS and two synchronised 7.62mm ShKas! The cockpit was further aft. It was submitted in 1941 but never built.
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Re: FD Scale Aircraft 9: The Next Generation

#165 Post by ussnimitz1968 »

probably because they had American fighters then!
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Re: FD Scale Aircraft 9: The Next Generation

#166 Post by Naixoterk »

It reminds somehow to Piaggio P.119
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Re: FD Scale Aircraft 9: The Next Generation

#167 Post by eswube »

@Hood
Well done! Any plans for additions to Project Cancelled thread? ;)
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Re: FD Scale Aircraft 9: The Next Generation

#168 Post by dragon63 »

Hello, Eswube
Here the L-4 of French 2nd Armored Division ;)

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Re: FD Scale Aircraft 9: The Next Generation

#169 Post by eswube »

@Dragon63
Nice. Just two minor things: if the aircraft was French-owned (regardless of the US stars on it), then the description in the upper right corner should be "France, Piper...", and second that credits should be separated by " , " or " & " . ;)
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Re: FD Scale Aircraft 9: The Next Generation

#170 Post by dragon63 »

OK ...
Sorry Sir !
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