HmHm...Grzesio said:It should be just noticed, the scale plans are marked as "reconstruction, suppositious look".
Great and exciting drawing as usual!!!Justo Miranda said:me155bwdb628.jpg is Justo Miranda drawing from Monogram Close-up 20
blackkite said:Great and exciting drawing as usual!!!Justo Miranda said:me155bwdb628.jpg is Justo Miranda drawing from Monogram Close-up 20
Justo-san, how do you think about this very surprising and interesting DB624 engine?
I imagine that Daimler Benz must be appealed this engine for Messerschmitt high altitude fighter or high altitude recon/bomber.
This engine had mechanical drive(Valkan coupling drive?) superchargers at both side of the engine as the first and the second stage supercharger, and also had turbo charger as the third stage supercharger at the bottom of the engine.
Intercoolers were located exit of the first stage supercharger and exit of the second stage supercharger.
Unbelievable layout. B)
The information on the DB 624 is very rare. In my opinion, this engine was designed to power the Henschel Hs 130 D
Pictures:Maveric said:The article from Klassiker der Luftfahrt 2-2011!
hesham said:From the book; Die Deutsche Luftruestung 1933-1945 - Vol.3 - Henschel-Messerschmitt (Bernard&Graefe)
the Messerschmitt Bf.109Z was a real design,and there is two versions,Z-1 & Z-2.
sgeorges4 said:official bf 109 Z drawing(that all official drawing we have for the bf 109 Z:
hesham said:sgeorges4 said:official bf 109 Z drawing(that all official drawing we have for the bf 109 Z:
Yes Sgeorges
Nick Sumner said:My question would be 'Given the position of the trees how did that aeroplane get there?'
Arjen said:Integrated R4M launch tube?
I can't recall where I got the attached image from, but I have an old note that it represents the EG RZ65 integrated rocket launcher.Arjen said:Integrated R4M launch tube?
I can't recall where I got the attached image from, but I have an old note that it represents the EG RZ65 integrated rocket launcher.
Jens, I suspect you just mis-spelt "...to do their best to buttress up anything to NOT go to the East front."Jemiba said:there were lots of ideas, put on paper by people, just trying to do their best for the final victory.
Yes, you point out one of the key limits of the researchers' methods in that era.And those ideas not necessarily always had a useful substance, but were forwarded nevertheless, on official paper, so becoming "real" projects, when found later !
sienar said:Are there any drawings or photos of the mockup of the P1034? Some sources state that there were two mock ups made, and apparently one of them or the v1 was fitted with a mockup of the bmw 116.
hesham said:sienar said:Are there any drawings or photos of the mockup of the P1034? Some sources state that there were two mock ups made, and apparently one of them or the v1 was fitted with a mockup of the bmw 116.
What was P.1034 ?.