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I am still looking. I've attached what I've found above and beyond what Chicharrero has provided. It looks like the landing gear retracts to the rear, much the same way as the Martin B-10. I haven't found a picture of the cockpit, but suspect it was very "simple", similar to contemparary aircraft of the time (Boeing F4B for example or the Boeing P-26).
Anyone else find more data for Roman? Jeff P.S. Does this thread need to be moved to design request now? |
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I found a nice photo of the conquerer engined version
http://www.nationalmuseum.af.mil/sha...-1234P-039.jpg There doesn't seem to be a lot out there-even Boeing's own website only has a single small photo. Wayne |
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I will look through my collection of books and journals. Some of the material is no doubt copyrighted and I will contact Roman directly of any such that I find and keep the B-9 Team informed.
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b-9 on the web
simple gioogle search turned up a number of items, too many to post here, but the wiki page had a lot of nice info, also designations of yb-9, y1b-9 and y1-b9a got results too.
A RC had some nice pictures of a flying version: B-9 Bomber Boeing B-9 (Death Angel)Bomber - History, Specs and Pictures - Military Aircraft had 3 small interesting pics at the bottom New Boeing “Death Angel” to be World’s Fastest Bomber | Modern Mechanix big rudder control surface Factsheets : Boeing Y1B-9 very large hires bnw pic link on this page Boeing B-9 "death-angel" - Page 2 - RC Groups page 2 has a WILD camo version and a very grainy youtube vid Douglas b-7 is an interesting candidate too 7 hires pics including the cool camo version plus one with a p-26 with the side arrow Factsheets : Boeing Y1B-9A |
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douglas b7 next
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And me.
Wyvern |
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I'm a sucker for yellow winged birds :D
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