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[emperor_andreas]

Awesome...keep 'em coming, Magus! Here's the latest chart:

[Magus]

Here's the next batch, including some revisions of previous ones.























And just for fun, a Shinden Kai even though it was never actually built:

[emperor_andreas]

EPIC! We have reached a milestone...we now need separate charts for the IJA and IJN! Here they are, and divided into their proper aircraft types:

[anthsco]

Awesome!

[Magus]

Next batch, with some revisions:


























Note: for the P1Y2-S and J1N1-S, I saw line drawings where they had both of these radar antenna configurations within the same model number. So I searched out photos, and found the same thing there. Apparently the IJN didn't consider different radar layouts to merit a new model number, so I drew them both ways. Also I couldn't find anything anywhere for how the G5N2s were painted before being converted to G5N2-L, so I just kept the latter's paintjob on it.

[WWII44]

all we need now is the Mitsubishi 1MF, Mitsubishi 1MT, Mitsubishi B1M, Mitsubishi B5M, Nakajima A1N, Nakajima A2N, and Yokosuka B4Y.

[Cascadia]

Grumman OV-1

[odysseus1980]

I think I will use the OV-1 Mohawk to my AU. An light attack and observation aircraft is always useful.

[Magus]

all we need now is the Mitsubishi 1MF, Mitsubishi 1MT, Mitsubishi B1M, Mitsubishi B5M, Nakajima A1N, Nakajima A2N, and Yokosuka B4Y.

Well here's a few of those:













Plus a jet:




Oh yeah and something from outside of Japan, with top view as well because side view only isn't that useful for a flying wing:




I don't know if I'll make an attempt at any of the other biplanes, they're kind of a pain to make the details recognizable at this scale.

[TimothyC]

One of the larger Boeing NLA designs:



Fairchild-Dornier 428 (stretched 328Jet)