Aircraft Identification V
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cheddar cheese
Major General
Something tells me its a He-162 prototype or similar...
I really dont know, just tell us.
the lancaster kicks ass
Major General
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- Dec 20, 2003
very interesting, would've thought adler would've got that one then..........
Messerschmitt Me P.1092B?
The experimental Bf109G-0 V-tail prototype (WkNr 14003)
Images from this site:
http://hsfeatures.com/features04/bf109g0vtail32ir_1.htm
Images from this site:
http://hsfeatures.com/features04/bf109g0vtail32ir_1.htm
Blohm und Voss Bv 155
book1182
Airman
Would not have liked to have seen that at high altitude.
Still I wonder if they would have had the same problems that Beechcraft had with thier civvie aircraft with this tail. Over many hours of flight, compresability still happened and the aircraft started to have structural problems. In a fighter such as this, because of its performance requirements, I wonder if it eventually would be a problem.
Still, exellent research and it is a beautiful re-design. Is the model a factory model or a garage kit?
:{)
Still, exellent research and it is a beautiful re-design. Is the model a factory model or a garage kit?
:{)
the lancaster kicks ass said:
To be honest that is completly new to me. I have never seen this one or seen pictures of it. I have read about it, but never seen pictures.
I love to see these what if prototypes that actually worked. The what if Harry Turtledove sci-fi guy in me would have liked to see some of these ships in the air in active squadrons. Bubble canopied Corsairs, V talied 109s, Bearcats, the Shinden, so on and so forth. I forgot the name of the comic but they do this where planes that never flew, but were practical flew.
Had the war dragged on I am sure this would have happened.
