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Originally Posted by udf_00
https://www.key.aero/forum/historic-...ling-in-russia :
"The Tuv-75P was a planned produce cargo development using non-strategic materials, with high content of plastics in its construction, based on a Soviet theory of keeping produce fresh by storage in plastics."
keeping produce fresh by storage in plastics courtesy of Tuppa'ware : don't you get it brotha' ????
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Jesus what crap on that site.
Tuppa'ware is Tupolev and the "47 Tuv-4" are presumably Tu-4 of which a lot
more than 47 was built (1296 to be exact)
It had nothing to do with the Sterling what so ever (being a B-29 copy)
The Tuv-75P was the Tu-75 of which one was built
Not a single source mentions any derivative called Tu-75P. Can I have a Russian source for that please?
Cheers
Stig