Blohm and Voss P.194.01

Background

The firm Blohm and Voss designed many aircraft with an asymmetrical design. The B&V P.194.1was one of their more radical designs. First laid out in 1944, the P.194 was designed to be a multirole aircraft that excelled as a heavy fighter, a dive bomber, a reconnaissance plane, and a ground attack aircraft. The arrangement of the cockpit earned the design the nickname “sidecar plane.” The aircraft was designed to be a twin engine aircraft that only had 2 drag bodies as opposed to three (fuselage and both engine nacelles.) As a result, it was expected to have high performance in line with the Do 335. Sadly this design never came to fruition because the war ended shortly after it was design.

Features

Unique asymmetrical design and mixed propulsion.

Realistic Performance and dimensions (top speed of 390mph or 626kph).

Realistic armament of 4 MG151 20mm cannons and 2 SC250 bombs.

Custom landing gear and control surfaces

Controls

AG1: Open the bomb bay
AG2: Drop both SC250 bombs
AG3: Cruise mode
VTOL: Down for flaps
Everything else is standard

I hope you enjoy my build!