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Soviet training aircraft have a tradition of having a relatively similar design, since the 1940s they are marked by a large radial engine, and a round body, receiving nicknames as "round boys" many of them were used effectively in combat, and they are still used today in warbird festivals, air racin...

Several films that portray the second world war, mainly those made before CGI, used real planes in their scenes, some planes are easier to find, like the p40 or the spitfire, others there are few in operation, like the a6m2 zero, several studios are using train planes and making copies of real plane...

Since 1913 when Japan bought its first hydroplane, the main differential of the Japanese armed forces has been the extensive use of hydroplanes, especially flying boats. The main reasons for its extensive use were the ease of landing, the Japanese archipelago does not always have islands large enoug...

Cool, it looks like a anime/manga image from the early 2000s, brings me memories

Favorite modern jet: KAI T-50 Golden Eagle(ye its a trainer) https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/8/80/RoKAF_T-50_Golden_Eagle.jpg favorite ww2 figther: Cac boomerang(yep i am a zero fan but boomerang is literally god) https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/1/16/Temora_Aviation_Mus...

here is a short list of training planes that eventually became combat planes, if you know any more, you can add guys. 1-Yak-18(soviet union) https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/6/66/Jak-18_G%C3%B3raszka_2008_2.JPG This big boi here was a soviet trainer aircraft that was famous in socialis...