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Japanese Aircraft - Kawasaki |
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Kawasaki Ki.10 Type 95 "PERRY" *
Kawasaki Ki.32 Type 98 "MARY" *
Kawasaki Ki.36 Type 98 "IDA" *
Kawasaki Ki.45 Type 2 "NICK" *
Kawasaki Ki.48 Type 99 "LILLY" *
Kawasaki Ki.55 Type 99 "IDA" *
Kawasaki Ki.56 Type 1 "THALIA" *
Kawasaki Ki.60 *
Kawasaki Ki.61 Type 3 "TONY" *
Kawasaki Ki.64 "ROB" *
Kawasaki Ki.88 *
Kawasaki Ki.91 *
Kawasaki Ki.96 *
Kawasaki Ki.100 *
Kawasaki Ki.102 "RANDY" *
Kawasaki Type 97 Heavy Bomber "JULIA" *
Kawasaki Type LO Transport "THELMA" *
Kawasaki-Lockheed 14 WG3 Super-Electra "TOBY" *
n the early 1930s, Kawasaki built Salmson biplanes and engines under license, and also developed a number of its own designs.
license from Dornier for all-metal construction flying boats, and the Kawasaki-Dornier Wal made a notable flight in December 1924; however, Kawasaki thereafter specialized in land planes.
Kawasaki Ki.32 Type 98 "MARY" *
Kawasaki Ki.36 Type 98 "IDA" *
Kawasaki Ki.45 Type 2 "NICK" *
Kawasaki Ki.48 Type 99 "LILLY" *
Kawasaki Ki.55 Type 99 "IDA" *
Kawasaki Ki.56 Type 1 "THALIA" *
Kawasaki Ki.60 *
Kawasaki Ki.61 Type 3 "TONY" *
Kawasaki Ki.64 "ROB" *
Kawasaki Ki.88 *
Kawasaki Ki.91 *
Kawasaki Ki.96 *
Kawasaki Ki.100 *
Kawasaki Ki.102 "RANDY" *
Kawasaki Type 97 Heavy Bomber "JULIA" *
Kawasaki Type LO Transport "THELMA" *
Kawasaki-Lockheed 14 WG3 Super-Electra "TOBY" *
n the early 1930s, Kawasaki built Salmson biplanes and engines under license, and also developed a number of its own designs.
license from Dornier for all-metal construction flying boats, and the Kawasaki-Dornier Wal made a notable flight in December 1924; however, Kawasaki thereafter specialized in land planes.
- Ka 87 - twin-engine bomber aircraft (1926)
- Type 88 - single-engine reconnaissance biplane (1927)
- Type 92 - single-seat biplane fighter (1930)
- Ki-3 - single-engine biplane bomber (1933)
- Ki-5 - single-engine experimental fighter (1934)
- Ki-10 - single-seat fighter biplane (1935)
- Ki-28 - single-engine experimental fighter (1936)
- Ki-32 - single-engine monoplane bomber (1937)
- Ki-45 - twin-engine fighter (1939)
- Ki-48 - twin-engine light bomber (1939)
- Ki-56 - twin-engine light transport (1940)
- Ki-60 - single-engine experimental fighter (1941)
- Ki-61 - single-seat fighter (1941)
- Ki-64 - single-seat fighter (1943)
- Ki-88 - single-seat fighter (not built)
- Ki-96 - twin-engine experimental fighter (1941)
- Ki-100 radial-engine fighter (1944)
- Ki-102 - twin-engine fighter (1944)
- Ki-147 - missile
- Ki-148 - air-to-surface missile (1944)
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