Re: Kora Models
Mistel kit
The Kora Models instruction sheet's 'history' mainly cover generic
Mistel history. All that is said about the undesignated Siebel project - if it really was one - is that it would be rocket-launched from a sled on (railway?) tracks. Presumably, the control aircraft's power was then meant to be sufficient take the pick-a-back combo on to its target.
Potential control aircraft types named are the Fw 190A, Fw 190D, or Ta 152H. (This is followed by a generic listing of late-war piston-engined fighters - Ta 152B, Ta 152C, and Ta 152H - followed by jet-propelled "Me 262, He 162, Ho 229, Ta 183,
atd." ... although what relevance all these German fighters/concepts have to the modelled
Mistel combo is anyone's guess.) It all seems rather dubious to me.
One of the clangers in the Kora Models text was that the control aircraft "could not be manufactured by Siebel". But, of course, the Ta 152C
was scheduled to have been produced by Siebel (at its Schkeuditz facility). Did the Kora Models writer mean Siebel "could not" make the Ta 152H-1 model specifically? That wouldn't seem worth mentioning ... but who knows?
For completeness, I include the sideview drawing from the Kora Models instruction sheet.
- From here:
https://karopka.ru/community/user/17547/?MODEL=530091