Hungarian Marton XV-01 Fighter Project

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Hungarian Marton XV-01 Fighter Project

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Post by PT Dockyard » 17 Apr 2011, 14:02

I just discovered this little beast tonight:

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In 1943 the Marton XV-01 was developed as a heavy fighter. The twin-boomed tricycle gear design was designed to use two DB 605 engines, one tractor and one pusher. It was to be armed with a 30mm engine-mounted cannon, two heavy machine guns in the cowling, and additional cannons in the wing roots and boom leading edges. This would make for a very heavy hitting aircraft. The aircraft was to have an ejection seat, designed on a twin rail system powered by a spring. In 1944, the fuselage and wing structure were completed, but they were destroyed in an Allied bombing raid in April 1944.

Does anyone have a drawing and some data?

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Post by PT Dockyard » 19 Apr 2011, 01:43

I can answer my own questions....

Also known as the RMI-8 X/V
Data:
Length 10,2 m 10.2 m
Span 11,8 m 11.8 m
Speed 580 km/h (berechnet) 580 km / h (calculated)
Engine 2 × Daimler-Benz DB 605 A mit Startleistung 1475 PS 2 × Daimler-Benz DB 605 A with starting power 1475 hp

Armament 1 × 20-mm- or 30-mm-MK in engine crankshaft, Two 12,7-mm-MGs, 20-mm or 30 mm MK, several 12.7-mm machine guns in wings.

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What a little beast. I built her in 1/300 on Sunday!
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Re: Hungarian Marton XV-01 Fighter Project

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Post by AVV » 19 Apr 2011, 08:52

Hello!
PT Dockyard wrote:I built her in 1/300 on Sunday!
Nice work!
Is this model scratch-bulit? I wonder how would it look when painted.

Best regards, Aleks

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Post by PT Dockyard » 19 Apr 2011, 18:48

Yes, it is scratch built.

I will be molding it and then making resin castings, probably by next week.

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Re: Hungarian Marton XV-01 Fighter Project

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Post by CanKiwi2 » 19 Apr 2011, 19:55

Here's a couple of photos of the real bird.

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Re: Hungarian Marton XV-01 Fighter Project

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Post by CB1 » 20 Apr 2011, 11:27

Hi CanKiwi2,

According to this...
http://balaton-modell.gportal.hu/gindex ... nid=617623
... the photo on the top is photoshopped :-)

Bye,
Krisz

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