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>>65552924BV P.178, a cool dive bomber I have thought is pretty distinctive.
>>65552924a neat light fighter
>>65553009>BVThey had to be stopped, their planes would have summoned Cthulhu.
>>65553012Their unorthodox approach was worthy of respect, and it oftentimes had merit, or at the very least flew fine.
this is the -1; my preference is the trimotored longer wingspan E.555-6 proposal
>>65553057now with 6 times the rate of engine fire
>>65553009>>65553012>>65553017>Blohm und VossBV P.215 all weather fighteralso the BV P.212 single seat day fighter
Junkers EF 100 >>65510832>>65510862>>65510908proposal for a long range six-diesel-engined overseas transport(it reached wind tunnel mockup stage)
>>65553063The Cutlass was inspired by this
>>65552924Were German scientists also on meth during WWII?
>>65553082the extremely autistic vtol projects like the lerche and natter actually make sense because they had no more undamaged airfields left by 1945 and wanted something that could take off from anywhere
>>65553009>>65553012>>65553017>>65553063>>65553082Yes
>>65553063>P215 and P212Genuinely the most beautiful (symmetrical) aircraft B&V ever designed>orders made for prototype production weeks before the end of the warWe shoulda kept the war going for another year, dammit
>>65552924For me, it's Durch eine Fotozelle ausgelöste, vertikal feuernde, an den Tragflächen montierte rückstoßfreie Gewehre
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>>65553159for me those are the two most fascinating Luftwaffe what ifsand yes pretty much perfect (I would only change a few small internal arrangements in each)>>65553241>Focke-Wulf Triebflügelalways one of the most bewildering ever since I was a kid; seeing the John Batchelor illustrations in Phoebus/Purnell's History of the World Wars Special
>>65553070Hell yeah
>>65553086>Natter>VTOL>L
>>65553086>Lerche>GoliathThey were on the right track.
>>65553076my beloved
>>65553241Ah yes, the Red Skull's escape vehicle.
