Mitsubishi Ki-46 Dinah – To-do list

I need to do the following:

  • Wings.
  • Engine cowls.
  • Engine pans.
  • Elevators.
  • Landing gears.
  • Ailerons.
  • Rudder.
  • Wing center section.
  • Fuselage formers and wing crutch.
  • Wing tips.
  • Flaps.
  • Belly pan.
  • Install landing gear in aircraft – Angles are off.
  • Engine mounting box.
  • Landing gear doors.
  • Separate wing crutch from wing centre-section to make it possible to gain access to the inside of the fuselage for battery, radio etc. equipment.
  • Clean up fuselage around windows and the wing trailing edge.
  • Draw wing saddle.
  • Convert 3D model to 2D plans.
  • Make cut-out in wing trailing edges to make room for the flaps.
  • Add control horns to ailerons and the rudder.
  • R/C Installation.
  • Note down any problems with the drawings during build process.

Comments

  • Josef Hyzik  says:

    Hi,
    I must say you make a perfect work. This sites are very interesting for me because Japs´ are my favourite and I agree that Ki-46 is the most elegant aircraft over the world. I collect plastic aircraft kits and construct and fly RC models as well. I have a rich library ( for example Dinah in detail ) so there is no problem, if you want, to send you scans. I have also more materials about Fi-167 and others.
    With regards, Josef

  • admin  says:

    Hi Josef,

    First a big thank you for writing. I am very interested in whatever information you have on the Fi-167. I have sent you a private e-mail.

  • Brian Hannigan  says:

    Are you going to make these plans available, I would love to build this aircraft

  • Brian Hannigan  says:

    Any new progress on the Dinah

  • admin  says:

    Hi Brian,

    Things are looking up. The design is almost done. There is only one major problem left, the flaps. While thinking about how to do those, I am cleaning up the fuselage. There are some issues around the fuselage.

    Converting the 3D model to a set of 2D plans also takes quite some time, mainly because of the way I have model it.

    I plan to start building the prototype at the start of the new year.

  • Brian Hannigan  says:

    Looking forward for the 2D plans


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