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Coming Soon! The Me-162! - ALOTEF - 03.11.2009

The first Me-262 was designed to be a prop plane. Here it is: Wink
[Image: me162.png]

- Guest - 03.11.2009

Wow nice Big Grin Estimated time of arrival? Big Grin

- Boosher - 03.11.2009

LOL, it's very cute! Tongue

- Aviar - 03.11.2009

LOL....is this a joke?

Aviar

- Guest - 03.11.2009

It was not designed to be a prop plane,piston engine is used just to test the airframe in air because jet engines were unavailable at the moment.

- KG64_Cnopicilin - 03.11.2009

Nice idea. Never heard from the plane.

- kind boy - 03.11.2009

i heard that there was two engines... maybe i'm wrong Smile

- Fryslanboy - 03.11.2009

Nice work ALOTEF!

- asheshouse - 03.11.2009

The Messerschmidt Bf 162 was a twin engine prop driven bomber design.
It looked nothing like this.

The prototype design was in competition with the Ju88 and did not go into production.

Ashe

- Silverback - 03.11.2009

The first prototype Me 262 airframe was finished well before it's jet engines. BMW had numerous problems with this novel form of propulsion. For this reason, the prototype made it's first flight on 18 April 1941 with a conventional Junkers Jumo 210 G piston engine mounted in the nose. By November 1941, the BMW 003 engines were ready for installation into the 262 airframe. On 25 March 1942, an Me 262 prototype took off under the power of a Jumo 210 piston engine and two of the jet engines. The inclusion of the piston engine proved to be a wise decision considering that shortly after take-off, both jet engines failed one after the other due to compressor blade failures, leaving the pilot, Fritz Wendel, to land the aircraft solely under the power of the 'old' propeller.

Google is a great reserch tool.

- caprera - 03.11.2009

asheshouse Wrote:The Messerschmidt Bf 162 was a twin engine prop driven bomber design.
It looked nothing like this.

The prototype design was in competition with the Ju88 and did not go into production.

Ashe

Confirmed...

When - Planemad - 03.11.2009

When dose the ME-162 come out?

I can't wait to FLY....

Planemad

- Radoye - 03.11.2009

Me-162:

[Image: me-162.jpg]

- Dynamo11 - 03.11.2009

asheshouse Wrote:The Messerschmidt Bf 162 was a twin engine prop driven bomber design.
It looked nothing like this.

The prototype design was in competition with the Ju88 and did not go into production.

Ashe

Perhaps it's a typo and should be ME-262 (Prop Version)

- ROSOBORONEXPORTCORP - 03.11.2009

Perhaps its a joke...?

It'd be interesting to try flying the hybrid version (ie. three engined)