I kid you not this is another german asymmetric plane prototype The pic is Real. i dont know why it stopped at the prototype i guess it because the war ended, but i could have just been a bad idea.
I kid you not this is another german asymmetric plane prototype The pic is Real. i dont know why it stopped at the prototype i guess it because the war ended, but i could have just been a bad idea.
Maybe it is a very early one that is being used as a test bed for the jet engine ?
JEDEM DAS SEINE
Agreed.
The first prototypes were fitted with a Junkers Jumo 210 piston engine in the nose due to delays with the new jet engines coming online. They then flew with the new jets in place but retained th piston engine for safety. This was a good job, as the early jets sometimes failed.
Another clue to this being a early testing aircraft is the tail wheel. Production 262's went to the familiar tricycle under carriage.
Cheers, Ade.
Anyone know what the performance of the piston-powered ME-262 was? Without the Jumo engines, that's gotta be the most streamlined piston-powered AC made during the war
Boys, please take a cigarette lighter and burn this piece of model kit, this phantasm of asymmetric "ME 262" never existed, this "it"shown on photo is a fake !
not a fake its a real photo but hearing it now i belive is just a test bed
I bet the aircraft was a pig to handle if it did fly, if it was real Ild have thought a larger rudder and fin than the standard 262 would have been needed, I doubt a testbed airframe would have had swept wings either...
i t was real,..
look this pages,...
Me 262 Archiv
Messerschmitt Me 262 - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
at the first you see a photo,
at the second,.
you can listen WHY they tested with the jumo,...
regards
Joschi
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