Alternate History Combat Aircraft
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Fora TL idea by La Rouge Beret about COBRA in the 1950's.
Quetza three engine jet bomber.
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Focke Wulf Fw-1000 x 1000 x 1000 with a central mounted jet engine.
Thor COBRA cruise missile launcher.
Karl Mörser Gerät with launch ramp for a rocket assisted V-I missile.
H0-333 Anaconda jet cargo plane.
IIRC this was made with a Hrton Ho-VII and a Gotha Go-244 transport plane.
Quetza three engine jet bomber.
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Focke Wulf Fw-1000 x 1000 x 1000 with a central mounted jet engine.
Thor COBRA cruise missile launcher.
Karl Mörser Gerät with launch ramp for a rocket assisted V-I missile.
H0-333 Anaconda jet cargo plane.
IIRC this was made with a Hrton Ho-VII and a Gotha Go-244 transport plane.
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I really liked that tl draft.. so many writing projects to do!
As always, really liked those drawings.
As always, really liked those drawings.
"The Avro 684 was a proposed British high altitude heavy bomber of the Second World War, based on Avro's successful Lancaster"
A fifv-engine Lancaster with pressurisation.
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The Germans were developing a radial engine with four rows of cylinders at the end of World War II. They intended it for a FW-190 varient. Looks like you used a similar power plant.
Im not totally sure if this is the right thread for this, since it is technically not an AH design (but extremly weird nevertheless), but I lately have been wondering about the SNCAO ACA-5. Its a very strange, french fighter design from 1939. The designer gave a very optimistic top speed of 645 km/h and claimed excellent handling due to everything beeing close to the center of gravity. I would like to know what kind of performance (especially with regards to stability and maneuverability) you could really expect from a plane that looks like a sunfish...
Source: http://www.unicraft.biz/on/aca5/aca5.htm
The page also has some bassic information about the design.
Source: http://www.unicraft.biz/on/aca5/aca5.htm
The page also has some bassic information about the design.
Since I'm no artist I've had to find other sources of juicy Dieselpunk aircraft.
"The United States began developing advanced technologies at the start of the 20th century. In 1912 came the "Great Conquest" in which the U.S. annexed the world starting with Great Britain and ended with Russia in 1918."
Rocket Man Type-4 in flight (1936)
"The United States began developing advanced technologies at the start of the 20th century. In 1912 came the "Great Conquest" in which the U.S. annexed the world starting with Great Britain and ended with Russia in 1918."
Rocket Man Type-4 in flight (1936)