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FW190 in use with Japanese during WW2


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Only skin action? Might be more nimble / slower with meatball camo... :)

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FW-190 was never used by Japanese. Aircraft was imported for research and comparative purposes, which helped a lot in creation of the Ki-100:

http://arawasi-wildeagles.blogspot.com/2014/01/japanese-focke-wulf-fw-190.html

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I agree, that would be my first choice of skin instead of ones that were added.

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On 3/27/2020 at 1:08 AM, Hiromachi said:

FW-190 was never used by Japanese. Aircraft was imported for research and comparative purposes, which helped a lot in creation of the Ki-100

 

 

No, there was no help in creating Ki-100,I'm sure the latter is simply a temporary measure when Japanese DB engine no longer available. 😼

 

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On 1/19/2021 at 12:03 PM, KL0083 said:

 

 

No, there was no help in creating Ki-100,I'm sure the latter is simply a temporary measure when Japanese DB engine no longer available. 😼

 

There was no direct help, but studies of the FW-190 contributed to Ki-100 developement. Japanese were not so kin on the airframe itself (other than being a yardstick for their own project), but they studied closely engine mounting solutions. They also didn't had intention of simply making a copy of that piece, they just examined it and used as a reference to save their time on researching something, that was potentially already solved. Also, they did a lot of cross-referencing their own designs with other nations, and that practice was established well in the mid-war, so it was just fitting in their way of comparing their solutions.

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