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Plastic Pirate
But it's running Away!!!!!!!?
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Dressed like that, can you blame him?But it's running Away!!!!!!!?
Ki 60Kawasaki engine work FLIK
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One of the three. I can't tell which one. It could be the 2nd or 3rd ones.Ki 60
This is most likely the first one. From another source:One of the three. I can't tell which one. It could be the 2nd or 3rd ones.
I was going by the armament since the source said it didn't have what the one in the photo has.This is most likely the first one. From another source:
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Test pilots get acquainted with the DB 601A-1 on the Ki.6001.
1. What exactly does the one in the photo have?I was going by the armament since the source said it didn't have what the one in the photo has.
I read the translation wrong. It's the first one. Good catch.1. What exactly does the one in the photo have?
2. Which source said the Ki.6001 had no what the one in the photo has?
All three prototypes:
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My guess, by the tail stripes, 1st proto in middle.1. What exactly does the one in the photo have?
2. Which source said the Ki.6001 had no what the one in the photo has?
All three prototypes:
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The photo with the stripes does tell you which is which.My guess, by the tail stripes, 1st proto in middle.
Norton WD16H was a popular bike as it was reliable and easy to maintain. The Royal Enfield flying flea and Triumph 3HW were produced
in large numbers as well (Triumph was around 40,000). There was also the BSA M20 - Birmingham Small Arms company - otherwise BSA
was also known to mean Bloody Sore Arse. There were also the small paratroop bikes.
Motorcycle production in WWII was quite high with the WLA Harley coming in at 88,000, Zundapp 18,000, BMW R75 16 to 17,500,
and Moto Guzzi Alce models at over 6,000.
It's probably a large subject in itself.
Thanks gentlemen.