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Cal, e-mail, 15.08.2017 13:15 Shame such a beauty never got to fly. Would've loved to se this and the Ki-94-I

beifan, 20.06.2011 10:55 pay attention that when clicking on the picture of the Tachikawa Ki 94 I (the twin-boomed aircraft) one has the picture of the Ki 94 II on the screen.

Pelzig, e-mail, 25.12.2008 01:18 The main reason for the vast difference was because the Koku Hombu thought the Ki-94-I was too radical and rejected it. So, Kawanishi revised it into the Ki-94-II, using a more conventional layout which was accepted and the order given to proceed with development.

gottardi antonio, e-mail, 07.03.2008 18:41 pay attention that when clicking on the picture of the Tachikawa Ki 94 I (the twin-boomed aircraft) one has the picture of the Ki 94 II on the screen.

Jason, 06.12.2007 21:44 Its interesting that there were two KI-94 projects and that they varied so much from each other in design.

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