Li-228 E-5 Dierker
Brief History
In altenative universe
1944.
June.
D-Day became complete failure...It was one way trip for most...Second
front cant be opened without ground attack...
Allied Air Forces keeps English Channel under control, but no bomber can reach enemy factories, airbases or any other valuable object.
Luftwaffe seem ready to change the balance of power...They know that great amount of Allied forces concentrated in Britain...So it is perfect time to strike.
Creation of aircraft
In jule of 1940 Germany attacked Britain, but the efficiency of that operation was quite questionble. But that didnt meant that Luftwaffe would not strike there again with even greater forces.
So the german engineers had created whole new airframe to the May of 1943.
It was flying wing concept powered by pulse jet and supposed to be used in conjunction with V-1 rockets as escort and kamikaze,so it lacked landing gear and vertical stabilizer
But a number of tests revealed its potential in slightly different role.
In the beginning of 1944 Luftwaffe received first 49 machines of revised contruction(changes include : jet engine was installed as well as vertical stabilizer, new ailerons and landing gear) , which were assigned for Atlantic Wall defence as a fast response vehicle , interceptor of some kind (thanks to climd rate and overall dynamics).
In Jule of 1944 during Second Battle of Britain was used 313 machines of both modifications (B-1 and E-5).
Controls
Standart Flight controls
TRIM - TRIM
VTOL Down 1/2 - Combat worthy flaps
VTOL Down from 1/2 to Full - Takeoff/Landing Flaps and Engine offset
AG1 - Zoom in
AG2 - Airbrakes (1/2)
Brakes - Airbrakes full power
AG8 - Master switch / Open cockpit
AG3 + FireWeapon - Smoke trail
Features simplistic cockpit
Gauges
- & 2. Speedometers (for IAS & TAS)
- Altitude (m)
- Heading (Blue = North, Red = South)
- Navball
- Fuel gauge
- Clocks (how long the flight is)
Extra pictures
Notes
Approx. Takeoff & Landing speed : 170 & 190 km/h IAS (full Flaps)
Stall appear on ~ 170 km/h IAS But can be lowered via Flaps & Engine thrust to ~ 140 km/h IAS
Full throttle on IAS ~ 140 and less leads to Flatspin. To return to normal flight engage Airbrakes, cut Throttle and Yaw in opposing direction until stable
Cruise speed om 1000m : 560 km/h TAS
Service ceiling ~ 7500m
Rear LG loses integrity on ~ 700 km/h IAS
Armament consist of 2x MG-13-24K (Heavy machine guns capable of taking down hostile bombers and light (and not so) naval targets)
Was listening to :
Hey-o, here comes the danger up in this club
When we get started man, we aint gonna stop
We gonna turn it out, till it gets too hot
Everybody sing, hey-o
The End
P.s. dark, grim
- check
P.s.s. remove VTOL engine in air intake
- check
P.s.s.s. I am not a historian
I Feel the Calcium!!!
doot-doot
Specifications
Spotlights
- MAHADI 4.4 years ago
- ThomasRoderick 4.4 years ago
- Mage2IsTriggered 4.4 years ago
- HeavyC22 4.5 years ago
- PapaKernels 4.5 years ago
- Timur24K 4.5 years ago
- Hellosss38 4.5 years ago
- DarthAbhinav 4.4 years ago
General Characteristics
- Predecessor WWII Jets Challenge! (CLOSED)
- Created On Windows
- Wingspan 38.6ft (11.8m)
- Length 22.8ft (7.0m)
- Height 7.2ft (2.2m)
- Empty Weight 7,805lbs (3,540kg)
- Loaded Weight 9,312lbs (4,224kg)
Performance
- Power/Weight Ratio 9.531
- Wing Loading 20.7lbs/ft2 (100.9kg/m2)
- Wing Area 450.7ft2 (41.9m2)
- Drag Points 1397
Parts
- Number of Parts 677
- Control Surfaces 0
- Performance Cost 2,550
The thing was so close to...
Execute order 666
Anyways,
Praise The Lamp
@Grob0s0VBRa lol
@MAHADI
Cool, for first ever participated challenge
Thrust produced by jet engines on 0% throttle (it is not from hidden prop) was left to simulate taxiing.
Still need to upload lower part counts version (hmm, nop)
Mood in nutshell (Warning, partially loud)
however, the propeller engine inside causes the plane to auto move forward slowly even without throttle. you should fix that.
also the turn rate should be a bit reduced.
Absolutely Clever! I liked the way you made the exhaust, innovative flaps, moth like wings. The cockpit feels like home! Great job!!
RATING
Looks : 9.15/10 pts.
Performance : 8.5/10 pts.
Details : 9.15/10 pts.
Weaponry : 8.5/10 pts.
Functionality : 9/10 pts.
Bonus : 9.5/10 (Cockpit, Landing Gears, Exhaust, Style)
OVERALL RATING : 8.97/10
@Phantomium
Am i the only one here, to explain you the definition of insanity, hmm?
it just started as :
Hmm... What if Me-163 would meet Ho-229...
...
Profit
What the actual p h u c c is this?? It looks soooo awfully wrong on so many levels but I'd still fly it over the Channel
praise the ļ̶̬̰̗͖̽̃̎̉͐̑́̿̐ͣ̔ͧ̏̍͢͠a̍ͦ̅̅ͨ̋ͯ̐ͣͣ̇͑̓̔̿̐́͏̢̛̠̤͔͚̟̜̖̱͎͖̱̥̖͙̣m̴̹͍̮̥̔ͩ̓ͦ̉̍̄̎̌ͬ̒̆̍̅̂ͪ̀͠͞p̡̦̰̘͙̟̫͇̳̰̮̫̙̊ͫͯ̒͗̀͑̔͒̑ͨ̉̀͢͡
good plane
@Tonnkatu500 @FGW2014 @Milanesa
Thanks yo all
@HorizonFulin @Locurapuntocom @Kimfri
Thanks
@ThomasRoderick @abhishektyagi055 @Mumpsy
Thanks for updoots
@Treadmill103 @IronKnight
Thanks for your upvotes
@Revan13152 @JettStorm @Yourcrush
Thanks a lot
@Mastermind1941 @Tang0five @Ergi
Thanks yo
@ACEPILOT109 @asteroidbook345 @ThePropellerIsAFan
Thanks for ups
@WrongFlyer @Eventkraken @HeavyC22
Yey, thanks
@belugasub @IrFritzruss @Feanor
Thanks for upvotes
@Mage2IsTriggered @theeunknown @DClass
Thanks
@MAHADI
Originally, i kept in mind the Me-163 and Ho-229...
also coolest blueprint I've ever seen
whoa! that's a giant moth!
@Aldriech
Thanks, oh, speedy one.
Another wonderful aircraft. Good job!