Me-262 (modified)
10.4k Bullozeee
1.4 years ago
Auto Credit Based on OPaiTaOn's Messerschmitt Me 262
Im being too bored and decided to make this
This is an alternate version of future me 262 in 1952, where it have the earliest guided AtGM
Specifications
General Characteristics
- Predecessor Messerschmitt Me 262
- Created On Windows
- Wingspan 40.4ft (12.3m)
- Length 35.6ft (10.9m)
- Height 12.5ft (3.8m)
- Empty Weight 15,606lbs (7,079kg)
- Loaded Weight 19,740lbs (8,954kg)
Performance
- Power/Weight Ratio 0.581
- Wing Loading 50.2lbs/ft2 (244.9kg/m2)
- Wing Area 393.5ft2 (36.6m2)
- Drag Points 1700
Parts
- Number of Parts 367
- Control Surfaces 7
- Performance Cost 1,625
A-262 Tiger
Wow.
A-10 Me 262.
You have just made that overlapping region between reformer and Wehraboo very happy.
ngl it does look cool tho.
Would run in terror from it.
MA-10
@Bullozeee The changes to this aircraft are already done. I've just got to work on something else also in the video.
@SoloMemePixy That's alright, tell me when your video is done
@Bullozeee Hey, I'm trying to make a dumb video that includes this aircraft but with stupid changes. That alright with you?
this is the v1 of me 262s
@Bullozeee sounds pretty cool!
@Mustang51 Im thinking to make more fictional german aircraft in a german ww2 victory scenario. So its like fictional wunderwaffe
@Bullozeee maybe time for ME-262 (modified), 2, the sequel
@Mustang51 You're right though, but unfortunately its too late i posted it already
@Bullozeee fair but I think it would be worth it to just get rid of the gear system and make it no clip into the fuselage especially since this is a modification of someone else’s build
@Mustang51 I actually wanted to move the wing to the back, but that means I have to move the whole gear systems so I keep the wing there
ME-10 wildschwein
@SPAircraftOfficial I did not know it was designed based on the R4M! You learn something new everyday. Still would be nice to have them on here in A2A too
@Mustang51 About the R4M:
Yes, it was an Air-to-Air unguided rocket. after the war, The Americans developed the FFAR Mighty Mouse, which was based on the R4M and had a similar purpose (FFAR = Folding Fin Aerial Rocket)
Honestly pretty cool alterations although I have a feeling the wings would have to be brought way back for how tail heavy it would be in real life, like with any rear engine mounted plane. Also correct me if I’m wrong but wasn’t the R4M designed for air to air usage?
Me 10 germanthog