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Not sure why this is bizarre ?
B'cuz of the wood ?
One of my favorites !
There were a few different configurations for busting dams, etc, and they all worked well.
A gorgeous aircraft ! Thanks for posting that awesome vid clip.
Not sure why this is bizarre ?
B'cuz of the wood ?
One of my favorites !
There were a few different configurations for busting dams, etc, and they all worked well.
A gorgeous aircraft ! Thanks for posting that awesome vid clip.
The 141 wasn't the only unusual, asymmetric configuration aircraft that Blohm & Voss came up with. The single offset jet engined P.178 was yet another peculiar design of theirs. (Admittedly it was a much better looking bird than the 141.)
Blohm & Voss P.178
Judging by their designs, I wonder if the designers were "one-armed"?
My favorite is the Horton IX flying wing dual jet engine fighter inteceptor. There is one in the museum in Washingtom DC.
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