Ki-61 Hien 'Tony'

[Noha307]

Here's a quick list from multiple websites: (Please note, there are multiple redundancies.)

Surviving Ki-61 Hien 'Tonys'

Wikipedia

• A Ki-61-II-Kai (Ser. no. 5017) is on static display at the Tokko Heiwa Kaikan Museum in Chiran Kagoshima Prefecture, Kyushu, Japan.
• A Ki-61 (unknown type and serial number) is owned by Kermit Week's Fantasy of Flight museum. It is currently stored and in need of restoration.
• A Ki-61-II-Otsu (Ser. no. 640) is currently under restoration to flying condition and will become part of the Military Aviation Museum collection in Virginia Beach, Virginia, USA.
  
  J-Aircraft: (Museum - Location - Description)
• Weeks Museum - Miami, FL - Kawasaki Ki-61
• Kamikaze Museum - Chiran, Japan - Ki-61-II/61017
• Kawaguchiko Motor Museum - Yamanashi Prefecture - Kawasaki Ki-61
• Museum of Flying - Santa Monica, CA - Kawasaki Ki-61
• Treloar Centre - Canberra, Australia - Ki-61 Tony (incomplete)
  
  Preserved Axis Aircraft: (Type - Werk Nr. - Country - Status - Additional Information)
• Ki-61 Hien "Tony" - 299 - Australia - CR - Privately owned. Will be restored when all parts arrive from Alexihafen PNG.
• Ki-61 Hien "Tony" - 379 - USA - PVD - Weeks Air Museum, Florida
• Ki-61-Ib Hien "Tony" - 640 - Australia - CR - National Museum. Currently under restoration by Robert Greinert, with the plan to make flyable replicas at the same time. Will be returned to PNG.
• Ki-61-IIKai Hien "Tony" - 5070 - Japan - PV - Chiran Kamikaze Memorial Museum, Kagoshima
• Ki-61 Hien "Tony" - USA - D - Museum of Flying, Santa Monica
• Ki-61 Hien "Tony" - USA - D - Unknown recovery in Indonesia done or about to be done
  
  Additional References
• Rcaf War Prize Flights, German And Japanese Warbird Survivors - Google Books
• KI-61 Tony on its way to AMERICA - WIX
• Any updates on the Ki-61 Tony being restored by Yagen? - WIX
• Kawasaki progressing in Oz - Aeroplane Monthly

EDIT: Added additional WIX thread.
EDIT 2: Added Aeroplane Monthy article, appended "WIX" to end of second thread.

Last edited by Noha307 on Mon Jan 28, 2013 6:15 pm, edited 2 times in total.

[Noha307]

Now for the revised list:

Surviving Ki-61 Hien 'Tonys'

Airworthy

• None
  
  Static
• Ki-61-II - s/n 5017 - Chiran Peace Museum for Kamikaze Pilots - Chiran, Kagoshima, Japan - Sometimes incorrectly listed as 5070 or 5071 [PW], previously at Yokota Air Base [PW]
  
  Stored/Under Restoration
• Ki-61-Ia - s/n 299 - Papua New Guinea National Museum - Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea - Exported to Australia in 2002
• Ki-61-II - s/n 379 - Fantasy of Flight - Polk City, Florida, United States
• Ki-61-Ib - s/n 640 - ? - Exported to Australia in 2004, tail section w/ "379" above [PW], possibly to Military Aviation Museum
• Ki-61-II? - s/n 7?? - St. Petersburg, Russia - Previously owned by Museum of Flying in Santa Monica, California, United States [PW]
  
  Unknown Condition
• Ki-61 - ? - Kawaguchiko Motor Museum - Yamanashi, Japan

EDIT: Added "Unknown Condition" section and additional Ki-61 under the aforementioned section.
EDIT 2: Removed Ki-61 from Indonesia, story was fake.

[oz rb fan]

there were parts for at least one more airframe at wangaratta before the arrival of of 640...a section of fuselage from the cockpit forward and a tail section if i recall..could be the start of the planned third airframe.