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Japan, Army Test Center 1/72 nd size A7 (having one Martin Type 166)
You may do these aircraft, tried by the Army Test Center (with the corresponding insigna):
Martin 166 N°5121 WH-3
Martin 139 N°523 WH-2 (you have to procure the roundels)
Hawker Hurricane Mk.IIb (probably not Mk I as written on the sheet)
Boeing B-17E (only the Army Test Center insigna is given)
FR0X33 India Ouragan Sqn 4 / 47 / 51 Aux. ( 1/48 nd) size A
You may have one of these aircraft (only one set of roundels is given) :
IC868, Sqn n°4 "Urial" (add the green scarf on the nose)
IC556, Sqn n°47 "Black Archers"
IC698, Aux. Sqn n°51, crashed in Pakistan on the 24 th of June, 1965
IAR IAR-80A During the early 1930's the Rumanian Air Force adopted the Polish PZL P.11 and similar P.24, both being considered modern designs at the time. These PZL designs were produced under licence by Industria Aeronautica Romana (IAR). By the mid to late 1930's it was clear that war clouds were looming, and that both the P.11 and P.24 were already nearing obsolescence. In 1937 IAR undertook the design of more modern all-me...
"Martin Type 166, B-10, B-12, export versions / Type 139 & Type 166", by Patrick Laureau, a well known aviation historian, 84 pages, more than 90 B&W photos, 40 profiles and plans. In english
Great to help with building the recent kits FR0060 / FR0061 (and older kits). Believed to be the first book covering the different types (including Type 166) and the different countries (USA, China, Argentine, Netherlands in East Indie...