Full size Printed Plans Scale 1:16 Control Line KAWASAKI Ki-61 “TONY” sport flying

Full size Printed Plans & Article

Not a KIT or MODEL No Material

Reproduced Vintage Plan From 1959

KAWASAKI Ki-61 “TONY”

Full size plan prints on a 28” x 22” sheet

Five page article with building notes and photos

Scale 1:16

Control Line

Wingspan 29 ½”

Engine .09 - .19

Walter A. Musciano

  Tony" is beautifully proportioned for control line  and this 3/4 " to foot scale model can be powered by a v plug or diesel engine from .09 to .19 ic inch displacement. Standard two control system is shown; however, Stanzel Mono-line control system be installed if desired.

    The 3,120 "Tony" fighters that saw service were powered by a twelve cylinder, Vee type engine of 1175 horsepower, designed Ha-40. This was undoubtedly a German design built in Japan under license. In fact, the entire treatment of cowling and exhaust stacks gives "Tony" typical German rather than a Japanese appearance. Maximum speed was 48 mph with a gross weight of 7650 lbs. 'he craft could climb to 16,400 feet in seven minutes. Armament consisted of two 20 mm cannon mounted in the wings inside of the propeller arc and two heavy calibre machine guns buried in the cowl. This was one of the few Japanese planes that was well armored,

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