Doing a Ki-44 out of the Ki-43?
#16

PDelaney Wrote:
Chaoic16 Wrote:
PDelaney Wrote:This aircraft had also packed some serious firepower - It would be great to see the later shoki's modelled like the Ki-44-IIc: 2 x 12.7 mg's + 2 x 40mm Ho-301 cannon or the final production model the Ki-44-IIIb: 2 x 20mm cannon + 2 x 37mm cannon

pleeeease


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If you find any more information about arament of Ki-44, please bring them here so I can update Ki-44 references at viewtopic.php?p=92640#92640. It only annoy modders if poeple just beg while doing nothng. So asking modder while bring references is much better, therefore will be helpful to modders.


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Referenced from: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nakajima_Ki-44

Variants

Quote:Ki-44 IIc
(Mark 2c) first version with heavy armament - four 20 mm Ho-3 cannons or two 12.7 mm Ho-103 machine guns and two 40 mm Ho-301 cannon.

Ki-44 IIIb
(Mark 3b) two 20 mm Ho-5 cannons and two 37 mm Ho-203 cannons.


http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ho-301_cannon

Quote:The Ho-301 was a Japanese 40 millimeter calibre autocannon that saw limited use during World War II, on Japanese Army Nakajima Ki-44 and Kawasaki Ki-45 KAI aircraft. It was unusual in using caseless ammunition. Although the effective range of the cannon was only 150 meters (490 ft), the Ho-301 was light and rapid-firing for its caliber. The caseless design revolved around a specially designed projectile, that was in effect a small rocket.


Up close n personal with a B29... mmm

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Updated Ki-44 reference in the list at viewtopic.php?t=7791, check them to make sure I got everything in order.

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#17

Chaoic16 Wrote:Updated Ki-44 reference in the list at viewtopic.php?t=7791, check them to make sure I got everything in order.

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Thanks Smile

A small snippet of info on http://www.airtoaircombat.com/detail.asp?id=352

Operational Ceiling: 37,400 ft.


Already quoted and mentioned on wiki:

ki-44 Service ceiling 36,750 ft
B29 Service ceiling 33,600 ft

Big Grin :wink:
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#18

PDelaney Wrote:
Chaoic16 Wrote:Updated Ki-44 reference in the list at viewtopic.php?t=7791, check them to make sure I got everything in order.

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Chaoic out...


Thanks Smile

A small snippet of info on http://www.airtoaircombat.com/detail.asp?id=352

Operational Ceiling: 37,400 ft.


Already quoted and mentioned on wiki:

ki-44 Service ceiling 36,750 ft
B29 Service ceiling 33,600 ft

Big Grin :wink:

Updated Ki-44 information in the list.

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Chaoic out...
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#19

PDelaney Wrote:
Chaoic16 Wrote:Updated Ki-44 reference in the list at viewtopic.php?t=7791, check them to make sure I got everything in order.

Smile


Chaoic out...


Thanks Smile

A small snippet of info on http://www.airtoaircombat.com/detail.asp?id=352

Operational Ceiling: 37,400 ft.


Already quoted and mentioned on wiki:

ki-44 Service ceiling 36,750 ft
B29 Service ceiling 33,600 ft

Big Grin :wink:

delaney, if you like the japanese airforce as much as i do, this site will be more than of interest, i have used it and posted it on here for months.

http://www.warbirdsresourcegroup.org/IJARG/index.html

S!
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#20

Sincere good luck with the project yet a Type 1 Fighter is no Type 2 by a long shot....You might find bits and pieces from other aircraft that are similar, naturally armament yet past that it a new ball-o-wax.

K2
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#21

The Shoki is my No.1 japanese fighterplane! Its the pendant to the Fw190 (which is my No.1 german fighterplane) - but looks more both neat and brute to me. I love it and I really would like to see it in game.

I have alot of PDF documentations about it. Who needs? Danger?


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#22

no thanks caspar, i research these planes thoroughly myself and cross ref with 5 different sites. i have already started work on the ki-44 and hope to have her flying in a month or so. building from scratch with no outside help is very hard but with a lot of persistence i think i have now got a chance.
thanks anyway mate.
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#23

So you don't convert the Ki-43 but build from scratch completely?
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#24

Caspar Wrote:So you don't convert the Ki-43 but build from scratch completely?
best way really, with the blueprints have .
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#25

danger Wrote:no thanks caspar, i research these planes thoroughly myself and cross ref with 5 different sites. i have already started work on the ki-44 and hope to have her flying in a month or so. building from scratch with no outside help is very hard but with a lot of persistence i think i have now got a chance.
thanks anyway mate.

Wow, that's very nice to hear! Best wishes with this project, I'm really looking forward to this lovely little beast!
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#26

Danger!

That's sensational news!!! Being a bit of JAAF buff myself, I think that this would be one of the best additions to this game that I can think of!!! Oooh, the campaigns you could build with the "Shoki"... Smile

I wish you the best of luck!!!
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#27

until further notice, i am pulling out of this project

(The link is inoperative)

sorry Sad

i will continue in the background but it is looking really really hard.
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#28

Thats why I asked... Smile

So what about a Franken-Shoki instead?
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#29

Franken-Shoki....... fuselage and tail assy of Ki.84, wings of Ki.43-II, 3-bladed prop of Ki.100....... ugh Confusedhock:
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#30

Caspar Wrote:Thats why I asked... Smile

So what about a Franken-Shoki instead?

lol, it is not that easy. i am still workin on it but i am not going to put any time expectation on it. as for franken shoki lol, no chance, it just would not look right......
when i get somethin more definate sorted, a post will be made in the wip thread, but atleast i am doin something about it instead of bitchin about what isnt :wink:
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