Data Base: Japanese Aircraft Engines

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Thank you for your work on these translations. I also was pleased to see the photo of the Ki-1 in the book. I have looked for photos and a good three view of these types to build a flying model. These aircraft were an important step in Japanese aviation.
 

IJA Type 93 Heavy Bomber aka Mitsubishi Ki-1

Model 1 with shorter canopy and Model 2 with longer canopy


Model 2


Model 2

Source: Imperial Japanese Army Warplane by Shigeru Nohara in 1997

Model 2 (Ki-1-kai)



Model 1 and experimental Model 2-kai

Source: The Japanese Aircraft Visual Collection 1910-1945 by Toshihiko Ogawa in 1993
 
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I am completely amazed at this data. There is nothing with this detail in the US. I am very thankful for your work on this. I will have to clear space on my bench. Thank you again. Why hasn't this history series been translated into English and sold in the west. I used to buy Koku Fan at the hobby shop many years ago but they stopped getting it because I was the only on still buying it.
 
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