Kawasaki Ki-10 "Perry"
Type 95
Aircraft flown by Sgt. Rinpei Tanaka and Ltn. Kawahara
(Drawing by Jim Perry)
Purpose: One of the last and greatest bi-planes produced by the Japanese. It marked the final biplane fighter that would be produced in quantity.
Engine: Kawasaki Ha-9-IIa twelve-cylinder vee liquid-cooled engine (Ki-10-I KAI & Ki-10-II prototypes). Kawasaki Ha-9-IIb twelve-cylinder vee liquid-cooled engine with a three blades metal prop.
Armament: Two 7.7mm Type 89 machine-guns mounted in the engine cowling.
Production
| Qty | Model | Production Dates |
| 4 | Ki-10 Prototypes | Spring of 1935 |
| 300 | Ki-10-I Production Aircraft | Dec '35 - Oct '37 |
| 1 | Ki-10-II Prototype | May '36 |
| 280 | Ki-10-II Production Aircraft | June '37 - Dec '38 |
| 1 | Ki-10-I KAI Prototype | Oct 1936 |
| 2 | Ki-10-II KAI Prototypes | Nov 1937 |
List of available Kawasaki Ki-10 kits
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