Big B -> RE: Question for Japanese Aircraft Experts (5/3/2007 9:07:55 PM)
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ORIGINAL: msaario Gee, those guys sucked back then in the 40s - they made like two of these, I make THOUSANDS and RULE THE SKIES! ... --Mikko Y-e-a-h....I guess the real Japanese were under-achievers! Anyway, back to the point - Kereguelens' information dovetails perfectly with treespiders' information... which brings up an amusing difficulty in modeling Zero Production. It seems when the war began A6M2-21 production had ceased at Nagoya, and its replacement, A6M3-32, production was in full swing. Meanwhile A6M2-21 production is just ramping up at Nakajima and stays continuous through 1942. Then in March 1942, Nogoya STOPS building A6M3-32's and goes back into producing A6M2-21's .... That will be difficult to model correctly in WitP!
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