My first flight was on a Boeing 727, followed shortly by a memorable 3 hour flight on a Dakota…;)

Be-200 operated in Portugal and it would be great to see them here often; see them in service in PoAF would be amazing; perhaps in the future…

[QUOTE=rlucas;1481132]I think it is the Tachikawa Ki-17 (or failing that the the Ki-9)
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And we have a winner!

It is in fact the Tachikawa Ki-17.
from wikipedia: “…The Ki-17 was introduced to service as the “Army Type 95-3 Basic Grade Trainer Model A” under the former aircraft naming nomenclature system. Tachikawa manufactured 658 Ki-17s between 1936 and 1943 and the type saw service with the Army Air Academy…”

Your turn, please.

These are video stills of composite fabrication of panel & subsections which may be for the T-50, flateric thinks they might be and I certainly agree with him:

(c/o flateric).

Rather interesting fabrication; more details what is it for…?

Thanks
I haven’t read all the post of this thread, so if this one was allready in I appologise, and here it his:

I will try a more obscure one next time;)
Best regards

Just watched (again) Monthy Python’s Life of Brian…One of the best comedies ever

My cristal ball came from its 2000 prophecies tune-up and this is what it came up with:
The aircraft in question appears to be the Freuller Valls Ma.
Should I send the cristal ball back for more tune-up, or is it ok now?:)