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Two-seat WWII warbird replica candidates?

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cluttonfred

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OK, here’s something I’ve been musing on for a while….

What would be a good candidate for a single-engine scale replica WWII warbird with two real seats?

Let’s set aside conversions of single-seat fighters to two-seaters, the usual two-seat basic or advanced trainers, and the well-known liaison aircraft.

What would be a good candidate for a full-size or reduced-scale replica *combat* aircraft of WWII?

Here are a few off the top of my head….

Commonwealth Wirraway
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Tachikawa Ki-36
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Vickers Wellesley
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Vought Kingfisher
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Of course, the retractable gear ones are problematic. Any more ideas? Bonus points if you include a period photo in your post.
 
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