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Assembled model Horten Go229A German bomber, 111 parts
48.52€
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- Brand: Revell
- Product code: SB-R03859
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Description
Assembled model, Revell, German Horten Go229A bomber, 111 parts
R03859
94.90
Gender: M
Age: over 12 years.
The Horten Ho-229 (also used as Horten Ho IX or Gotha Go-229) was a German twin-engine flying-wing jet fighter-bomber of the late World War II era. In cooperation with the experimental center Luftwaffe Sonderkommando 9 in 1942, a project of the Ho-IX fighter with a flying wing system, powered by two BMW 003A-1 jet engines, was created. Construction of the V1 and V2 prototypes began soon and was completed in 1942. Problems with the BMW engine meant that the first Ho-IX V1 prototype flew as a glider in the summer of that year, without engines and with fixed front landing gear. However, the second prototype, the Ho-IX V2, was redesigned and fitted with Jumo 004 B-1 (2x8.5 kN) engines. Flight tests with these engines began in January 1945. The aircraft reached a speed of about 800 km/h on the first flight, but after 2 hours of testing, a fire in one of the engines caused a total crash of the prototype during the landing attempt. Before that, however, the task of production preparation was entrusted to the Gothaer Waggonfabrik plant, where the construction of prototypes under the designation Go-229 V3 to V7 began, as well as the preparation for production of the experimental Go-229 A-0 series. The first prototype produced at the Goth plant (Go-229 V3) equipped with Jumo 004C engines (2x10kN) was ready for testing, and work on the remaining prototypes (some of them in two-seat night fighters) was well advanced when the plants were captured by American troops. Technical data: length: 7.47m, wingspan: 16.76m, height: 2.81m, maximum speed: 977km/h, rate of climb: 22m/s, maximum ceiling 16000m, armament: fixed-4 guns MK108 cal .-30 to 1000 kg of bombs.
Scale: 1:48
Size of finished model: 15.3 x 34.7 cm
Difficulty level: 4
Number of parts: 111
Material: plastic
Assembly and painting required
R03859
94.90
Gender: M
Age: over 12 years.
The Horten Ho-229 (also used as Horten Ho IX or Gotha Go-229) was a German twin-engine flying-wing jet fighter-bomber of the late World War II era. In cooperation with the experimental center Luftwaffe Sonderkommando 9 in 1942, a project of the Ho-IX fighter with a flying wing system, powered by two BMW 003A-1 jet engines, was created. Construction of the V1 and V2 prototypes began soon and was completed in 1942. Problems with the BMW engine meant that the first Ho-IX V1 prototype flew as a glider in the summer of that year, without engines and with fixed front landing gear. However, the second prototype, the Ho-IX V2, was redesigned and fitted with Jumo 004 B-1 (2x8.5 kN) engines. Flight tests with these engines began in January 1945. The aircraft reached a speed of about 800 km/h on the first flight, but after 2 hours of testing, a fire in one of the engines caused a total crash of the prototype during the landing attempt. Before that, however, the task of production preparation was entrusted to the Gothaer Waggonfabrik plant, where the construction of prototypes under the designation Go-229 V3 to V7 began, as well as the preparation for production of the experimental Go-229 A-0 series. The first prototype produced at the Goth plant (Go-229 V3) equipped with Jumo 004C engines (2x10kN) was ready for testing, and work on the remaining prototypes (some of them in two-seat night fighters) was well advanced when the plants were captured by American troops. Technical data: length: 7.47m, wingspan: 16.76m, height: 2.81m, maximum speed: 977km/h, rate of climb: 22m/s, maximum ceiling 16000m, armament: fixed-4 guns MK108 cal .-30 to 1000 kg of bombs.
Scale: 1:48
Size of finished model: 15.3 x 34.7 cm
Difficulty level: 4
Number of parts: 111
Material: plastic
Assembly and painting required
