Ta 183

[Kruaxi]

Hi people.
Just another Ta 183, from MP.

[tc2324]

Very nice.

[lancer]

That is bloody beautiful!!

[PACOPEPE]

Have you thought about an italian scheme (ANR, as your previous works).  

Seriously, i like it; good work  

This "projekt" is very interesting, first of all for its influence on subsequent projects; primarily soviet (Mig-15). I´ll make it with soviet scheme. I´ve another derivative; the argentinean Pulqui II.


Cheers
Fran

[Kruaxi]

You're right, but i believe was the Saab J-29 it's 'real' son... too similar !

[PACOPEPE]

Interesting.........more pics of Ta 183´s sons:






In the first photo:

Above: a member of Kurt Tank´s advanced design team, holds a scale model of Ta 183.
Middle: Photo of a developed Ta 183 during the inmediate postwar period.
Below: A photo of the prototype argentinean Pulqui II, designed by Kurt Tank.

Second photo: An extension of previous middle pic.

Regards
Fran

[frank2056]

Nice ta-183 model!

The Mig-15 and Saab S-29 Tunnan had their own histories and are completely unrelated to the Ta-183; it's not difficult to do a web search and learn about the designs. The only real aircraft to share a history with the Ta-183 is the Pulqui II, and even there it's a weak link. Kurt Tank based the Pulqui loosely on the Ta-183III design. The wing location is different and it has a wider fuselage, since it used a Nene centrifugal engine instead of an axial engine.

In the book photograph, the "member of Kurt Tank's team" is Hans Multhopp - he was the designer and principle engineer of the Ta-183.
The second picture is a known fake from a 1950s magazine. The British, not the Russians captured the Focke-Wulf factory where the Ta-183 designs were being worked on.

[dumaniac]

I like the red/crimson colour - different in a nice way

[su27rules]

That is so beautiful!!

[NARSES2]

Nice 

[PACOPEPE]

Nice ta-183 model!

The Mig-15 and Saab S-29 Tunnan had their own histories and are completely unrelated to the Ta-183; it's not difficult to do a web search and learn about the designs. The only real aircraft to share a history with the Ta-183 is the Pulqui II, and even there it's a weak link. Kurt Tank based the Pulqui loosely on the Ta-183III design. The wing location is different and it has a wider fuselage, since it used a Nene centrifugal engine instead of an axial engine.

In the book photograph, the "member of Kurt Tank's team" is Hans Multhopp - he was the designer and principle engineer of the Ta-183.
The second picture is a known fake from a 1950s magazine. The British, not the Russians captured the Focke-Wulf factory where the Ta-183 designs were being worked on.

You´re all right, frank2056; thanks, it´s very interesting. Do you have the same book?. They´re two parts.
Do you know the origin of the Mig 15, and the Saab J 29?.

Thanks
Fran

[Kruaxi]

Nice ta-183 model!

The Mig-15 and Saab S-29 Tunnan had their own histories and are completely unrelated to the Ta-183; it's not difficult to do a web search and learn about the designs. The only real aircraft to share a history with the Ta-183 is the Pulqui II, and even there it's a weak link. Kurt Tank based the Pulqui loosely on the Ta-183III design. The wing location is different and it has a wider fuselage, since it used a Nene centrifugal engine instead of an axial engine.

In the book photograph, the "member of Kurt Tank's team" is Hans Multhopp - he was the designer and principle engineer of the Ta-183.
The second picture is a known fake from a 1950s magazine. The British, not the Russians captured the Focke-Wulf factory where the Ta-183 designs were being worked on.

Probably you're right

[redstar72]

For those who think MiG-15 and Ta 183 are similar:



Are they?..

[PR19_Kit]

For those who think MiG-15 and Ta 183 are similar:

Are they?..

Not really, apart from the fact that they're both single engined swept wing jets with nose intakes.

The F-86 and the Mig-15 are more alike than the Ta183 and the Mig 15 to my mind.

[redstar72]

Not really, apart from the fact that they're both single engined swept wing jets with nose intakes.

The F-86 and the Mig-15 are more alike than the Ta183 and the Mig 15 to my mind.

Absolutely agree!