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Bjornlo

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Hey, thats sweet looking, but I don't recognize it. Its a Transport plane, I can tell that much.... but I don't know the country of origin.
 
Sword_Of_Geddon said:
That is looking very good Bjorn. Very smooth and polished.

Very kind of you to say. But I made a goofy mistake. The motion blur props are 5 blades, the static ones are 6. Doh!

Best to catch that sort of embaressing mistake before I sent the FLC's out.

@MarineCrops,
this is a light transport if you consider the C-130 a medium and the C5 a heavy. If you consider the C5 to a be a super-jumbo, then the c-295 would be a medium/large and the C-130 a large.
It can carry up to 75 troops compared to 92 or so for the c130, and around 45 paratroopers compared to 64. The biggest limitation on the c295 are its relative speed and range. The C130 moves at around 400mph for around 7 hours. While the c-295 moves at 300 mph for just under 4 hours. (range - 2800 v. 830miles), plus the C130 shows up carrying at least 20% more cargo.
The c295 is fairly typical of transports of this class. Over 20 nations use the C295, including the USCG.
 
MarineCorps said:
a400m_boxtop.jpg


Looks like a C-5 Galaxy without the jets


So this is a light transport. Cool
That's an Airbus400, I got one of those.
 
Bjornlo said:
@MarineCrops,
this is a light transport if you consider the C-130 a medium and the C5 a heavy. If you consider the C5 to a be a super-jumbo, then the c-295 would be a medium/large and the C-130 a large.
It can carry up to 75 troops compared to 92 or so for the c130, and around 45 paratroopers compared to 64. The biggest limitation on the c295 are its relative speed and range. The C130 moves at around 400mph for around 7 hours. While the c-295 moves at 300 mph for just under 4 hours. (range - 2800 v. 830miles), plus the C130 shows up carrying at least 20% more cargo.
The c295 is fairly typical of transports of this class. Over 20 nations use the C295, including the USCG.

Way to much information there. :lol: to me 92 isn't all that big of a leap from 75 so I would consider this and the C130 to be in the same class(so to speak)
 
1950's Im a bit sparse on.
 
Probably the T-tail and the general wide body, but that would still make it more similar to the C-17, especially in that graphic.
 
Got one of those too
 
Great Bjornlo, a nice air transport for the Spanish.

CASA= Construcciones Aeronauticas S.A.
 
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