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| OP4804 |
1/48 Nakajima Ki-201 “Karyu”. This Japanese Army’s adaptation of the Me 262 is often confused with the Navy’s “Kikka” Larger than this last”, the “Karyu” was a larger aircraft, and was to be an attack fighter equal to or better than contemporary jet fighters. |
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| OP4805 |
1/48 Sukhoi Su-9 K. Despite some authors say the Su-9 K is not related to the Me 262, there are no doubts the Russian project was based on the famous German jet fighter. The powerplant ( 2 X Tumansky RD-10 turbojets) were a copy of the Jumo 004. |
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