Lots of Luft '46 on Master194.com

[ChernayaAkula]

"Tophe" posted the Bv-222Z in his thread (CLICKY). The link he provided contains lots of cool Luft '46 models as well.

HERE's the original link.

BV P170
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BV P194
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BV P212
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BV P215
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BV P192
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BV P208
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BV P196
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Focke Wulf Zwilling
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BV P194 in three forms
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BV P111
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[ChernayaAkula]

BV "Zerstörer"
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Luftwaffe Shinden
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Sänger
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Salamander variant
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Focke Wulf  P.0310.025-1006
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BV P 188
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Heinkel 162 with pulse jet engines



Me 262 with pulse jet engines

[Radish]

Awesome!!!

[Doc Yo]

 Striking batch of work...the Sanger is a beauty!

[Taiidantomcat]

Thanks Moritz! Great models 

[lancer]

Brilliant!! but I hate pulsejets!

[sequoiaranger]

Though the 8-engined pulsejet Me-262 certainly LOOKS cool, it would be stuck in a revetment without some other means of propulsion. Pulse-jets have to have a LOT of air moving quickly through them for them to work. V-1's were rocket-launched to get them going, THEN the pulse-jets would kick in! I can't see under the fuselage in the picture, but unless there are RATO units there, the craft is designed to be the top component of a Mistel, or will somehow be TOWED into the air, then it is so much inert metal.

[Mossie]

It was a real project though, the Me-262 W.  I don't know how the W would have got airborne, but pulse jets produce low thrust at rest, maybe eight would provide enough power?

[ChernayaAkula]

Wasn't there also a Me 262 with a rocket engine under/in the tail for some extra thrust (I think Steinhoff flew that one)?  Maybe they would have used that for initial acceleration?