BM7261 M-25 NEBULO HUN. TRAINER AIRCRAFT WW2 ERA

M-25 Nebulo was a Hungarian training and training aircraft that was flown in 1939 or 1940. The plane was about 7.8 meters long with a wingspan of about 10.9 meters. The drive was provided by a single Hirth 504 engine with a maximum power of 100 HP. The top speed did not exceed 250 km / h. The plane did not have permanent on-board weapons. The M-25 Nebulo was developed at the MSRE aviation plant, based on the M-24 and the even earlier M-19. Compared to its predecessors, it had slight design changes, especially in the construction of the wings. It was assumed that the new aircraft would be intended for the basic training of pilots of the Hungarian Air Force. In total, however, only a few examples of this aircraft were made, and its serial production was not started.