where the german project aircrafts are stocked now ???

Melinka · Post by **Melinka** » 17 Jun 2005 11:37

Hey,
I am very interested on the german project aircrafts
and I would like to know where are these aircrafts now !! where are they stocked ???

I tell about the Me-1101, He-343, Flitzer and Hs-132.

thank
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ChrisMAg2 · Post by **ChrisMAg2** » 17 Jun 2005 12:26

AFAIK,
Me (P) 1101 V1, brought to US, evaluated there in different locations and scrapped later.
He 343, only on drawing board.
Flitzer, no prototyp built, only scale mockups.
Hs 132, brought to USSR for evaluation, only a few parts survive in a Air museum near Moskow.

Melinka · Post by **Melinka** » 17 Jun 2005 14:48

Hey,
thank for your informations,
but you can to see above a picture with a He-343, are you sure it was only a project on the drawing board, is my picture a fake ?????

it would be astonished because this picture come from http://www.luft46.com/ and it's a good web site about this subject !!
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ChrisMAg2 · Post by **ChrisMAg2** » 17 Jun 2005 15:03

Melinka wrote:...
it would be astonished because this picture come from http://www.luft46.com/ and it's a good web site about this subject !!

The picture is for sure a real fake. I'm positive you just missed a disclaimer sentence, stateing this is just a composite picture.

Regards
Christian M. Aguilar

Stormbird · Post by **Stormbird** » 17 Jun 2005 15:32

Actually the picture is real (the B17 formation) but the german aircraft drawn/painted onto it is fake

Melinka · Post by **Melinka** » 17 Jun 2005 20:05

Hey,
oh

are you sure, could you send to me this pic if you have this one !!!
but concerning the Flitzer, this picture show to us it made !!!

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vazel · Post by **vazel** » 18 Jun 2005 01:20

ChrisMAg2 wrote: Flitzer, no prototyp built, only scale mockups.

i believe chrismag2 has already stated a scale mockup was made but no real functioning aircraft.

Auseklis · Post by **Auseklis** » 22 Jun 2005 13:57

What about the Gotha Go 229A rotting away at Smithsonian NASM storage facility?

ChrisMAg2 · Post by **ChrisMAg2** » 22 Jun 2005 16:00

What about it? It wasn't questioned...
Regards
Christian M. Aguilar

ChrisMAg2 · Post by **ChrisMAg2** » 22 Jun 2005 16:01

What about it?

Auseklis · Post by **Auseklis** » 22 Jun 2005 16:29

It's a classical project aircraft prototype.
How many of the more advanced prototyps (and mockups) like the Gotha are still around?

ChrisMAg2 · Post by **ChrisMAg2** » 22 Jun 2005 17:38

Go 229 V-3 is the sole surviver of 2 completed, 1 almost completed and upto 5 partialy completed Go 229. Only this one was brought to the US.

Others:
DFS 228 V-1 to GB, fate unknown, probabely scrapped
BV 155 V-2 to GB, shipped to US, now at NASM
Lippish DM-1, to US then evaluated and ?
Horten IIs, IIIs, IV and VI, to US now at NASM and or privately owned (Ho IV)
Ju 388 L-1, evaluated in US, now at NASM

Regards
Christian M. Aguilar

Melinka · Post by **Melinka** » 22 Jun 2005 18:44

Hey Auseklis and Chrismag2,

and do you know what became the Me-329 aircraft ???
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Melinka · Post by **Melinka** » 22 Jun 2005 18:45

one more

!!

ChrisMAg2 · Post by **ChrisMAg2** » 23 Jun 2005 10:15

Melinka,
look here: http://www.luft46.com/mess/me329.html

In short: only wooden mockup, probabely destroyed before war's end. n.t. is a built as glider V-1 and tested in Rechlin. Fate unknown.

Regrads
Christian M. Aguilar