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cheddar cheese said:Why do you think no-one knows what Tucano's are? Even I know what they are![]()
I have a collection of WWI1 electric r/c WWI1 planes and would like to add this bomber to them. I saw it on the history channel one time and just loved it. Would you know where I might find a set of planes? I am going to try to keep the wing span in the 5ft rang. I have been looking for them but can't seem to find the right bomber or one that looks like this one.
Thank You for your time and help
Tom
Zeppelin Biplane
Here's a bomber that might not have been mentioned yet, and it is a stealth bomber, although radar had yet to be developed. "Stealth" in this case refers to the fact that it was covered in transparent fabric so it would be more difficult to see, and the engines were buried, to. The Linke Hofmann R1. It was a failure.What were WW1 bomberes like? any pics would be good too![]()