This fighter-bomber was designed by Dr. Vogt of Blohm und Voss in 1942, designer of the BV 141 and other asymmetric designs. Although the BV P.170 was of a symmetrical design, it was still unorthodox in appearance.Three BMW 801D radial engines provided the power. The two man crew (pilot and radio operator/ observer/ bombadier) sat in a cockpit located in the extreme rear of the center fuselage. Up to 4 smaller bombs, two larger bombss, or a combination of the two could be carried in underwing mountings. The project's speed was thought to preclude interception, thus no defensive armament was to be fitted though this model has been fitted with 4 wing mounted MGs.
If sitting in the cockpit gets too disoriantating there is an orbit camera mounted in the centre of the plane.