Unknown Focke-Wulf (Tank) bomber of 1944
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Re: Unknown Focke Wulf (Tank) bomber of 1944
Thank you!
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Re: Unknown Focke Wulf (Tank) bomber of 1944
Hi everybody
Thanks ! BTW here another ?unknown? Focke Wulf Project of 1944
(fighter with movable gun turret 3x MK-103) Someone knows more about this design ?
http://www.cockpitinstrumente.de/archiv/Dokumente/ABC/m/MK%20103/MK%20103%20Maschinenkanone.htm
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Hi everybody
Thanks ! BTW here another ?unknown? Focke Wulf Project of 1944
(fighter with movable gun turret 3x MK-103) Someone knows more about this design ?
http://www.cockpitinstrumente.de/archiv/Dokumente/ABC/m/MK%20103/MK%20103%20Maschinenkanone.htm
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Re: Unknown Focke Wulf (Tank) bomber of 1944
Mnafred Griehl states that triple mount drawing as meant to a Heinkel Long Range Bomber, included in the He 177 entry ( page 206 ) of "Deutsche Flugzeug-bewaffnung bis 1945", Motorbuch Verlag, 2008. I have no information on the other mentioned fighters, tought.
Mnafred Griehl states that triple mount drawing as meant to a Heinkel Long Range Bomber, included in the He 177 entry ( page 206 ) of "Deutsche Flugzeug-bewaffnung bis 1945", Motorbuch Verlag, 2008. I have no information on the other mentioned fighters, tought.
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Re: Unknown Focke Wulf (Tank) bomber of 1944
I thought the Ta283 and variants were all hoaxes? Certainly the basic 283 was. A mishmash of "German" and post war French features, especially Payen-inspired shapes.
I thought the Ta283 and variants were all hoaxes? Certainly the basic 283 was. A mishmash of "German" and post war French features, especially Payen-inspired shapes.
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The Focke-Wulf Strahlrohrjäger was a real project, but the designation "Ta 283" quoted for this project is a postwar invention by some aviation writers derived from the drawing label Nr. 283 for the Strahlrohrjäger. The identification of the Super Lorin as a Focke-Wulf project remains suspect as noted by @newsdeskdan, because the only evidence for this plane being designed by Focke-Wulf is the name of Heinz von Halem (designer of the Triebflügel) appearing on the drawing.
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The original drawing on which the Paul Malmassari drawing is based along with associated documents can be found at this link:
