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Aichi M6A1-K Nanzan |
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Scale 1:33 |
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Author: Rafal
Ciesielski |
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File Size: 28.9 Mb |
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Aichi M6A1-K Nanzan
Imperial Japanese Navy Special Attack
Bomber
Overall orange
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Price $12.00 |
Model # 031_1 |
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Aichi M6A1-K Nanzan
Imperial Japanese Navy Special Attack
Bomber
Green upper/orange lower surfaces
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Price $12.00 |
Model # 031_2 |
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Technical data: |
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Length |
11.64 m |
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Span |
12.262 m |
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Engine |
Aichi AE1P Atsuta 32
twelve-cylinder, liquid cooled inverted V engine rated at 1,400hp for
take-off |
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Max Speed |
559 km/h |
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Armament |
1 x 12.7mm rear firing, one 800kg
torpedo or one 800kg bomb or 2 x 250kg bombs |
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Crew |
2 |
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After producing 6 prototypes of the M6A1 Seiran,
Aichi completed two airframes with undercarriage to serve as the trainer
aircraft. This aircraft originally named M6A1-K Seiran KAI was powered by
Atusta 32 engine, the same as serial production Seirans. Name of the
plane was soon changed to M6A1-K Nanzan. Plane was fitted with
inward-retracting undercarriage and clipped vertical stabilizer. Folding
tip of the rudder was deleted due to the fact that without floats plane
had greatly improved directional stability.
Nanzan is
generally described as a land-based trainer but some sources mention it as
also outfitted for the attack role to be carried from the submarine.
Two versions of
the aircraft are offered - overall orange and green top/orange lover
surfaces.
Note: After discussing this with the
builder and several other modelers, orange color of the model was changed
to much darker shade - last photo shows fragment of an actual model part.
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