Comments by "Neil of Longbeck" (@neiloflongbeck5705) on "The Ambrosini SS.4 – Italy’s Deadly Duck" video.

I wonder just how much this influenced the design of the SAAB 21.
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@emergencylowmaneuvering7350 gods you are a moron. The SAAB 21 was design in the late 1930s a short while after this Italian design. Whilst many early aircraft were indeed pushers, this does not make any difference to my initial musings. The Sopwith Triplane influenced Anthony Fokker to design his Dr.1 triplane. PLEASE NOTE I SAY INFLUENCED. The SAAB 21 has a passing similarity to this Italian design. There were several other designs that followed roughly the same design layouts, some like the SAAB 21 with a conventional tailplane and others like the Curtiss-Wright XP-55 with a canard configuration (and built to meet the needs of the USAAC's specification R-40C of November 1939). Really if you can't ubderstand that earlier designs influence later ones, you shouldn't ne allowed on YT without an adult to supervise you.
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@emergencylowmaneuvering7350 I did say influence?. The Saab 91 had a pusher engine and twin fins. Geese.... Burt Rutan was influenced in his designs.
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