The Nakajima Ki-115 Tsurugi?

[Oliverlovesplanes]

Does Anyone Know Were the Original Blueprints Or Not Original Blueprints, what they look like the Specifications Of this aircraft?

 

[Jadera]

RCLibrary : Nakalima_Ki-115_Tsurugi__Lebl__Revi48_rc3v14897.pdf title : download free vintage model aircraft title

rclibrary.co.uk

 

[MIflyer]

 

[MIflyer]

By the way I want credit for not putting laughing emojis about the kamikaze pilots being killed while testing the airplane.

 

[AerialTorpedoDude69]

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I don't know anything about the Tsurugi, but the Kikka article has substantial errors which means it was written a long time ago. This makes me think the info on the Tsurugi might not be correct too.

Thread 'Japanese Jet Engines'

Jul 4, 2018

The Japanese came up with the Kikka, a.k.a. Kitsuka, for use as a jet bomber. Its airframe and engines were roughly based on the German Me 262. I've heard there were three engines planned for use: the Ne-12 (which was applied), the Ne-20 (also applied) and the Ne-330 (incomplete). Was the Ne-330 an original engine, or was it a developed version of a previous engine?

• AvisQueMetallum
• Replies: 8
• Forum: Engines

Japan had already developed a jet engine that could have become operational (Ne-12B) when it merged elements of a German axial-flow jet engine with the Ne-12 to create the Ne-20. They lacked enough technical details to create a complete copy. Weird how wartime propaganda influced later aviation writers.

 

[MIflyer]

which means it was written a long time ago

NO! Not a long time ago! 1970.