A cool paper model in 1/48 scale, that features a rare WW2`s prototype: the Blohm und Voss P.212 - German Prototype Aircraft, made by Philippine designer Eric Son, from Cut, Fold And Paste website. A great one! Thanks, Eric!
Um modelo muito bonito em escala 1/48, de um raro protótipo da Segunda Grande Guerra: o Blohm und Voss P.212 - Protótipo de Aeronave Alemã, feito pelo designer Filipino, Eric Son, do site Cut, Fold And Paste. Esse é um dos que valem a pena ser montados! Valeu, eric!
By the end of 1944, the OKL (High Command of the Luftwaffe) realized that a better high-altitude fighter was needed, and they wanted to take advantage of the new He S 011 jet engine which was being developed. Thus, the Emergency Fighter Competition came into being. By February 1945, three proposals had been received from Messerschmitt, two from Focke-Wulf and one each from Heinkel, Junkers and Blohm & Voss. The Blohm & Voss entry was the BV P.212.03. The first of the BV P.212 designs featured a short, squat fuselage, with a short air intake to the He S 011 jet engine in the fuselage rear. The wings were swept back at 45 degrees, and featured a small amount of dihedral. Two small vertical fins were located near the wingtips. The second of the BV P.212 designs was a refinement of the previous BV P.212.01. The fuselage was lengthened, and the wings now featured downturned wingtips in place of the wingtip fins of the BV P.212.01. - read more at http://www.luft46.com
BV P.212 company Prototype |
Link: WW2`s.Blohm.Und.Voss.P.212.German.Prototype.Aircraft.by.Eric.Son
More Aircrafts and Planes related posts:
Framework Aircraft Paper Models - by Salvador Ortega Cabrera - via Zealot Forum
WW2`s Mitsubishi A6M Zero - "Kamikaze" Japanese Aircraft - by Assahi 21
WW2`s Supermarine Spitfire PR Mk XIX Aircraft - by My Execpc
WW2`s Messerschmitt-Me262 German Aircraft - by Fiddlers Green
Thanks for the kind comments.
ReplyDeleteGlad you like the model.
(By the way, I'm Filipino. :) )
Hello, Eric,
DeleteI am sorry by the mistake! I already fix it! :)
Thanks for the visit and greetings from Brazil!
Mauther