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Mitsubishi Ki-67 Peggy

Mitsubishi Ki-67 Peggy 2025-10-30

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The Ki-67 was first flown in combat by the Army's 7th and 98th Sentais and the Navy's 762nd Kokutai in torpedo attacks during the sea battle off Formosa in Oct. '44. In it's original role as a heavy bomber it was operated in China. Using Iwo Jima as a staging point, Ki-67s repeatedly made attacks against B-29 airfields in the Marianas. A total of 698 Ki-67s were built.

This plane along with the P1Y-1Francis, Q1W1 Lorna and the E16A1 Paul and a few others were all on a CD in a box for the last 20+ years. The Ki-49 Helen that I built at the same time has managed to float around online and has been greatly improved by other people, thanks to everyone. I think some of these planes might be able to have breaking parts since someone modified the Helen to make the wings break off. If anyone wishes to modify the files to make these planes more accurate or improve the textures I would love to see the results. The G4M1 and G4M2 Betty reworked panel looks nice for this plane.

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